Demand Savings Sample Clauses

Demand Savings. The demand savings associated with imposing Temporary Use Bans can be difficult to quantify – there is little or no evidence of the savings associated with the majority of individual water use covered by the FWMA, 2010. Using the UKWIR (2011) code of practice (CoP) we can estimate that the savings (particularly associated with restricting the use of hosepipes for garden watering) in our region would amount to ~2.5% of the water we put into distribution. This would equate to 0.16 Ml/d at peak DI or 0.146 Ml/d on average. This is lower than the savings suggested by the UKWIR guidance to reflect the higher proportion of metered customers in our region (83%) compared to the UK average. This data is based on tariff trials carried out by Wessex Water. Savings from the MoD’s activities could be significant when taken as a whole and could be worth up to 0.2 Ml/d depending upon the prevailing military need at the time. The savings anticipated from the SFA estates will be lower than industry standards for regulated domestic customers due to their reduced leisure water use behaviours e.g. very little hose pipe use and no appreciable garden watering. A modest saving of 0.1 Ml/d could be anticipated from this sector. Total demand savings due to the Temporary Use Bans (Level 2 & 3) are estimated to be 0.45 Ml/d. Effectiveness of the restrictions will be monitored when reviewing the water demand profile on a weekly and daily basis.
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Demand Savings. State Purchaser retains 100% of any peak demand savings that are the result of the System.
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