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Tucson Examines the Rate Impacts of Increased Water Efficiency and Finds Customer Savings

Rupprecht, Candice / Allen, Mary M. / Mayer, Peter

Avoided‐cost analysis, which shows financial savings accrued over time from demand management, is key to grasping the effects of conservation and water efficiency on customers’ utility bills in a time of rising water rates.

Utility‐led conservation programs, community outreach, tiered rate structures, and steady technology advances have helped reduce water demands, positioning Tucson's water and wastewater services as more affordable and more resilient for the future.

Intentional reductions in US per capita water use are attributable to various targeted and dispersed actions over many years at national, state, and local levels.

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Tucson Examines the Rate Impacts of Increased Water Efficiency and Finds Customer Savings

Rupprecht, Candice / Allen, Mary M. / Mayer, Peter

Abstract

Intentional reductions in US per capita water use are attributable to various targeted and dispersed actions over many years at national, state, and local levels.

Tucson Examines the Rate Impacts of Increased Water Efficiency and Finds Customer Savings

Rupprecht, Candice / Allen, Mary M. / Mayer, Peter

Abstract

Intentional reductions in US per capita water use are attributable to various targeted and dispersed actions over many years at national, state, and local levels.