Mild July weather resulted in significantly lower energy demand and revenue shortfall. The district experienced unusually mild July temperatures with a peak of only 102°F compared to typical summer highs, leading to reduced customer electricity usage. This resulted in retail electric revenue being down approximately $700,000 for the month, with an additional $450,000 impact from a customer credit that began in June.
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Sarah Chen
Environmental Science Associates
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Michael Rodriguez
Provost & Pritchard
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