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Electrical District No. 2 APA Presentation Presented by: Thomas Martin General Manager
Electrical District No. 2APA Presentation
Presented by:
Thomas Martin
General Manager
Electrical District No. 2, Pinal CountyOrganized in 1923
First Electrical District in ArizonaService Area – 120,000 Acres
ED2 System Map
ED2 Office – Constructed 1961
Irrigation Wells Number 2011 Usage355 95,367,459 kWh
Dairies Number 2011 Usage
12 17,245,699 kWh
Cotton Gins Number 2011 Usage
2 7,950,986 kWh
Casa Grande Water Reclamation Plant
12 Million Gallons per Day Capacity
Casa Grande Promenade Shopping Center
Farm Residence
ED2 Substation – One of six substations in theDistrict
Arizona Water Company - Domestic Water FacilityED2 serves 15 wells that provide domestic water for thegreater Casa Grande Valley
Pinal County Fairgrounds
Farm Equipment Dealer
ELECTRICAL DISTRICT NO. 2
ENERGY SALES AND HYDRO POWER PURCHASES - KWHs
YEAR 2011
SALES
AGRICULTURAL USE
COTTON GINS 7,950,986
DAIRIES 17,245,699
IRRIGATION 95,367,459
OTHER - GOLF COURSES 772,965
TOTAL AGRICULTURAL USE 121,337,109
STREET LIGHTS 816,057
WATER PUMPS FOR RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, ETC. 9,482,329
SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES 8,650,970
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - FARM 5,156,151
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - NONFARM 40,177,371
COMMERCIAL SERVICE 32,322,292
INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 38,797,109
ED2 USE 346,694
TOTAL ENERGY SALES 257,086,082
PURCHASES
HYDRO POWER DELIVERED
HOOVER 57,703,000
CRSP 45,560,121
TOTAL 103,263,121
LESS: LINE LOSSES @ 7.8% (8,054,523)
NET HYDRO POWER 95,208,598
Possible Uses of Hydo Power (2011)
Agricultural and Related Uses : 120,564,144 kWhMunicipal Uses: 10,239,992AZ Water Co. Wells: 9,331,081
Associated Distr. Losses @ 5%: 7,375,537Total Ag and Muni Use: 147,510,754
Hoover Energy: 55,971,000CRSP Energy: 45,560,121
Total Hydro Energy: 101,531,121
Shortfall of Hydro Energy forAgricultural and Municipal Uses: 45,978,935 kWh
* All hydro is allocated to agricultural loads
Future Agricultural EnergyRequirements
Hohokam Irrigation and Drainage District, which isentirely within ED2’s boundaries, will begin toexperience reductions in its water supply starting in2013. By 2030, it is anticipated that all CAPagricultural water deliveries will end. Pinal Countyagriculture will then be almost entirely reliant onpumped water for irrigation purposes.Consequently, it is expected that ED2’s energyrequirements to serve irrigation loads will increasesignificantly above current levels.
