Water Utility Uses Natural Energy of Moving Water to Save Power Costs

Randy Randall and his operations team rely on data to pump water efficiently and take full advantage of the local utility rate structure.

Water Utility Uses Natural Energy of Moving Water to Save Power Costs

Water operators (from left) Isaac Kershner, Steve Hunt, Ron Blackman and Sam Lovato, Public Works Director Randy Randall, and Water Supervisor and Assistant Public Works Director Michael Carlson at the City Public Works Facility in Centerville, Utah. (Photography by Sallie Shatz)

The water distribution system in Centerville, Utah, has been recognized for its accomplishments, and it’s because Randy Randall thinks about harmony. 

That isn’t a touchy-feely idea — it’s practical, says Randall, public works director. It grows from recognizing the energy...

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