TDPUD's Water Conservation Role

We’re Doing Our Part. Here’s How.

Meeting the state’s conservation target is a community effort and TDPUD is leading by example. While we’re asking customers to reduce water use, we’re investing heavily in our own systems to find and fix water leaks  before it ever reaches your tap.

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  • Leak Detection & Repair: Proactively finding and fixing leaks in the distribution system
  • Advanced Meter Technology: Real-time monitoring helps identify unusual usage and alerts customers to potential leaks at home
  • Infrastructure Upgrades: Ongoing investment in pipe replacements, valve maintenance, and system improvements to reduce water loss
  • Conservation Rebate Programs: Financial incentives to help customers make water-efficient upgrades
  • Working Closely with Regulators to educate them on the essential water needs of our community to ensure that the regulation does not hurt our customers.

The sustainability benefits:

Delivering water takes energy. When our community uses less water, we also reduce energy consumption and our collective carbon footprint. Water conservation is a climate win.

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