Residential Customer Characterization for Urban Water Conservation Planning

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December 7, 2021
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Completing a customer characterization helps an urban water utility learn how customers use water. This publication explains a method for using customer data to complete a characterization process. With this information, the water utility can target conservation programming, realize the greatest water savings at the least cost, and achieve conservation goals. (24 pages)

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