Energy Demand Hits Historic Highs Amid Scorching 118-Degree Day in Phoenix
MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, JUL 11 – APS customers used a record 8,527 megawatts during peak hours on July 9, driven by rising temperatures and population growth, marking three years of consecutive demand records.
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APS customers break usage record
APS customers break another record with peak energy use. The new usage record was broken on Wednesday with Yuma hitting 116 degrees and Phoenix at 118 degrees. APS says customers set a new peak energy demand record by using 8,527 megawatts (MW) of power on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 between 5 and 6 p.m., according to preliminary figures. Peak demand is the period of time when customer energy use is at its highest. APS crews worked year-round to pre…
The city broke a daily high temperature record for that date, reaching 118 degrees Wednesday afternoon at Sky Harbor Airport.
Valley Energy Demand Shatters Record as SRP Balances Growth, Heat, and Grid Stability - Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine
Salt River Project (SRP) has set a new record for energy delivered to its retail customers. On July 9 between 3 and 4 p.m., SRP delivered its highest-ever system peak of 8,324 megawatts (MW). One megawatt is enough energy to power about 225 average homes. The high temperature recorded on July 9 was 118 degrees.…
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