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The implementation of a conservation voltage reduction program is described. Such a program involves the calibration of substation voltage-regulating equipment so that distribution system voltages are maintained at as low a level as possible within the standard acceptable range. Initial distribution system voltmeter data were used to estimate potential voltage reductions. Program results show that an average reduction of 1.6 V was achieved. Comparison of this result with the initial estimate indicates that the feasibility of additional voltage reductions depends on the definition of acceptable service quality.>
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