California Water Service Sees Fifth Straight Month of Water Savings During September 2022, Reminds Customers of Increased Rebates
California Water Service (CWT) reports a 10.6% reduction in water usage for September 2022 compared to the previous year, marking the fifth consecutive month of decreased consumption. Notable districts include Westlake with a 36.6% reduction and Los Altos at 26.1%. The utility encourages ongoing conservation efforts and has increased rebates for high-efficiency water products to assist customers. With approximately 2 million customers and a commitment to sustainability, CWT continues to address water conservation in California amidst ongoing drought conditions.
- 10.6% reduction in water usage compared to September 2020
- Seven districts exceeded 15% reduction in water use
- Increased rebates for high-efficiency water products, aiding customer savings
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SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- California Water Service (Cal Water) customers reduced their water use for the fifth month in a row in September, despite a record-breaking heat wave that began the month. Seven of Cal Water’s districts surpassed
“We are encouraged by our customers’ continued conservation progress in September, even as temperatures spiked across the state,” said Martin A. Kropelnicki, President and CEO.
The seven Cal Water districts that surpassed
- Antelope Valley, saving
24.4% - Los Altos, saving
26.1% - Marysville, saving
20.7% - Oroville, saving
18.8% - Palos Verdes, saving
25.0% - Westlake, saving
36.6% - Willows, saving
18.1%
Previously, Cal Water customers throughout the state reduced their water use in May by
Conservation savings for all Cal Water districts is available at drought.calwater.com/reductions. Customers can get more information about conservation rebates and programs, drought resources, and water restrictions at drought.calwater.com.
To assist with indoor savings as cooler temperatures approach, Cal Water has increased the following rebates for EPA WaterSense-labeled products:
- Residential high-efficiency toilets, now up to
$150 - Residential high-efficiency clothes washers, now up to
$600 - Commercial high-efficiency toilets, now up to
$400 - Commercial high-efficiency urinals, now up to
$400
Cal Water serves approximately 2 million people through 494,500 service connections in California. The utility has provided water service in the state since 1926. Additional information may be obtained online at www.calwater.com.
Contact: Yvonne Kingman, 310-257-1434
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