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The Valley's two primary electricity providers met record levels of peak energy demand on Wednesday, which was Phoenix's hottest day of 2025.
OPEC’s bullish forecast deviates from other recent projections made within the energy sector, such as the International Energy Agency, which has predicted that global oil demand will peak by 2029.
The record heat Wednesday led to an APS and SRP record being broken Wednesday. APS officials say customers set a new all-time demand record of more than 8,500 megawatts in one hour.
PHOENIX (KVOA) - Arizona Public Service (APS) customers have set a new peak energy demand record on one of the extreme heat days of the summer.
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