Definition of Load control program

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Load control program

The term 'Load control program' as it applies to the area of energy can be defined as ' A program in which the utility company offers a lower rate in return for having permission to turn off the air conditioner or water heater for short periods of time by remote control. This control allows the utility to reduce peak demand'.

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