Load Management Program – Residential Water Heaters and AC Switches
First Electric Cooperative
US
Arkansas
First Electric controls residential water heaters and air conditioners to reduce peak demand in summer months.
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Service details
Service type
Load reduction
Eligible technologies
No items found.
Competition frequency
Locational scope
Territory-wide
Seasonality
June to September
Eligibility
Direct
Aggregated
Residential
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Commercial & Industrial
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Front-of-the-Meter
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Residential members with electric water heaters or central AC units can enroll anytime and receive monthly bill credits during summer.
Key details
Participants receive monthly bill credits for allowing utility to control their devices during summer peaks.
Utility dispatches enrolled devices remotely during high-demand summer hours.
Credits are applied monthly during summer season as long as control device is connected.
Listing last updated on
28 August 2025
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