Energy Management Programs

Energy management programs are used by electric utilities to manage a consumer's use of electricity (loads) in order to reduce an electric system's total demand at the time of maximum (peak) usage.  Energy management is energy conservation at work and these programs are designed to save you money.

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Cycled Air Conditioning

Want to save energy and money?  Enroll in the Cycled Air Conditioning Program.  It's free and easy - you don't even need to be home during installation.

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Water Heating Programs

We have incentive rates and special rebates available for those members with an electric water heater.

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Dual Fuel Program

Dual Fuel is an energy management program available to members who choose to install heating systems with two different sources of energy.

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Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture Programs

Click below to learn more about the options that commercial, industrial, and agriculture operations have with energy management programs.

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Off-Peak Program

Our Off-Peak rate is available to members with qualifying loads.  Some examples may be electric space heating, electric vehicle charging, and water heating.

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Power Down - Voluntary Load Reduction Program

For decades we've been reducing, reusing, and recycling physical waste to limit the need for landfills.  While we can't reuse or recycle electricity, have you ever considered reducing your energy use during times of high demand for electricity to help avoid the need for new power plants?

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Energy Management Resources

Control Schedule Definitions
1B

Water heaters 100 gallons+
1A

Water heaters under 100 gallons
2A, 2B, 2C, 4B

Dual fuel with summertime air conditioning control
2W

Dual fuel with no summer control
Heat Storage

Off-peak heating or water heating
Heat Storage
(weekend)

Weekends and holidays are part of off-peak control

 

Commercial, Industrial, or Agricultural

For control status of dairy water heaters, grain drying, irrigation, and commercial and industrial generators, click below.

Control Status

Residential

For control status of water heaters, dual fuel systems, off-peak heating, or water heating, click below.  Definitions of each control schedule can be found under program information.

Control Status