Salt River Project: Transition cluster requests
From SRP: Large Customer Integration Process presentation filed at Arizona Corporation Commission · PDF page 15: cluster results; total new load for 24 customers
Large load · observation 2025-10. Inaugural transition cluster load impact study; results issued October 2025. April 2026 presentation describes an earlier cluster. Sample is 24 customers; these are not necessarily 24 unique campuses.
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Measurement and population
Definitions and derivation- Operator / scope The operator or geographic population named by the source.
- Salt River Project 1
- Measurement The measured stage, capacity, outcome, duration or dated reform event.
- Transition cluster requests 1
- Resource / load type Resource component or load population. Wind includes onshore and offshore; storage includes batteries and other storage.
- Large load 1
- Observation date Snapshot, cohort year or reported event date, retaining source precision. Separate from the source access date.
- 2025-10 1
- Value Numeric measurement; interpret with unit, basis and note. Null for a dated milestone.
- 7,200 1
- Unit MW, projects, percent, months or date. Capacity is not energy or dependable capacity unless explicitly stated.
- MW 1
- Population and denominator Population, study stage, status filter or outcome denominator for this reading.
- Inaugural transition cluster load impact study; results issued October 2025 1
- Source locator / calculation Workbook sheet and cells or report section, including explicit conversions and derivations.
- PDF page 15: cluster results; total new load for 24 customers 1
- Requests / sample Number of projects or requests supporting the measurement where available; resource counts may overlap for hybrids.
- 24 1
- Coverage and qualifications Source limitations, conflicts, missing component MW and distinctions needed to interpret this reading.
- April 2026 presentation describes an earlier cluster. Sample is 24 customers; these are not necessarily 24 unique campuses. 1