COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) is no longer asking customers to voluntarily conserve electricity as they say high demand was placing increased strain on the grid.
The ask from CSU raised questions about Project Taurus from community members.
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According to CSU, conservation efforts can help reduce peak demand and support reliable electric service.
CSU says the following ways can support electric reliability:
- turning your thermostat up a few degrees to avoid running your air conditioner
- open your windows to keep your house cool
CSU also recommends avoiding using the following appliances during the heat of the day:
- washer
- dryer
- dishwasher
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