RudderStack Profiles enables companies to unify first-party data from every customer touchpoint into complete profiles, build ML user features, and deliver powerful customer experiences

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — RudderStack, the leading warehouse native customer data platform, today announced the release of RudderStack Profiles for AWS Redshift customers. RudderStack Profiles enables data teams to quickly build complete customer profiles in their warehouse, generate user features, and activate them to deliver powerful customer experiences.

RudderStack is the Warehouse Native CDP (PRNewsfoto/RudderStack)

Data teams are often overwhelmed by the complexity of collecting and unifying clean, first-party customer data to create a customer 360 and drive valuable use cases for every business team. The process can take months or even years and cost millions of dollars. RudderStack Profiles solves this problem by providing tools for data teams that automate the SQL grunt work and automatically build a full customer 360 table natively in AWS Redshift.

With RudderStack Profiles, data teams can reduce engineering costs and reallocate their most valuable resources to focus on delivering customer data use cases, not plumbing or cleaning data. They can also improve time to value for critical projects by building on a complete view of their customer in their warehouse. Plus, they can say goodbye to inflexible black box SaaS and configure RudderStack models that generate a customer profile table in their warehouse.

StatPearls, a leading professional healthcare education and technology company, eliminated data silos and disparate schemas by using RudderStack Profiles to build a warehouse native CDP on Amazon Redshift. Now they’re able to use granular user-level data to understand attribution, accurately calculate LTV, and increase return on ad spend (ROAS). Since implementing RudderStack Profiles, StatPearls increased customer retention by 1.7x and nearly quadrupled ad spend while maintaining positive ROAS.

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“Data from RudderStack helped our team turn marketing into a math problem,” said Mike Sperduti, Head of Engineering at StatPearls. “We know that when we spend X on a particular campaign, we are going to get Y yield over time.”

Unlike traditional Customer Data Platforms (CDP), RudderStack’s Warehouse Native CDP does not persist data and is built on top of your warehouse or data lake. With the introduction of Profiles, RudderStack now has a complete platform across each step of the Data Activation Lifecycle:

• Collection: RudderStack’s Event Stream and Cloud Extract ETL pipelines make it easy to collect data from every website, app, or SaaS tool.

• Unification: RudderStack’s Profiles feature leverages our standardized schemas to significantly reduce the time it takes to build a complete view of the customer, including an identity graph and rich customer features.

• Activation: RudderStack’s Reverse ETL pipeline, real-time Profiles API, and 200+ integrations deliver complete customer profiles and user features to downstream destinations to trigger marketing automation, drive real-time analytics, or deliver personalized experiences.

“We’re excited to bring RudderStack Profiles to AWS Redshift. When Redshift users combine Profiles with our data collection and activation features, they can start driving better business outcomes with their customer data faster,” said Soumyadeb Mitra, Founder and CEO of RudderStack. “Profiles enables data teams to take full advantage of Amazon Redshift’s secure, reliable, easily scalable data warehouse while harnessing the power and flexibility of RudderStack’s Warehouse Native Customer Data Platform to deliver revenue growth and reduce cost.”

RudderStack and AWS are excited to see the success that customers have already achieved with RudderStack Profiles and look forward to helping more customers drive better business outcomes with their customer data.

RudderStack Profiles is now available to Enterprise Tier RudderStack customers on AWS Redshift. To learn more, read the blog post or schedule a demo with the RudderStack team.

About RudderStack

RudderStack is the leading warehouse native Customer Data Platform that’s purpose-built for data teams. We run on top of your warehouse or data lake and do not store data, alleviating security concerns, reducing cost, and unlocking the value of your warehouse investment. Hundreds of innovative companies like Stripe, Crate and Barrel, Priceline, and Footlocker trust RudderStack to collect and send their most valuable data to the tools and teams that need it. For more information, visit rudderstack.com.

CONTACT: Eric Dodds, eric@rudderstack.com, +18642703757

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RudderStack Profiles enables companies to unify first-party data from every customer touchpoint into complete profiles, build ML user features, and deliver powerful customer experiences

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — RudderStack, the leading warehouse native customer data platform, today announced the release of RudderStack Profiles for AWS Redshift customers. RudderStack Profiles enables data teams to quickly build complete customer profiles in their warehouse, generate user features, and activate them to deliver powerful customer experiences.

RudderStack is the Warehouse Native CDP (PRNewsfoto/RudderStack)

Data teams are often overwhelmed by the complexity of collecting and unifying clean, first-party customer data to create a customer 360 and drive valuable use cases for every business team. The process can take months or even years and cost millions of dollars. RudderStack Profiles solves this problem by providing tools for data teams that automate the SQL grunt work and automatically build a full customer 360 table natively in AWS Redshift.

With RudderStack Profiles, data teams can reduce engineering costs and reallocate their most valuable resources to focus on delivering customer data use cases, not plumbing or cleaning data. They can also improve time to value for critical projects by building on a complete view of their customer in their warehouse. Plus, they can say goodbye to inflexible black box SaaS and configure RudderStack models that generate a customer profile table in their warehouse.

StatPearls, a leading professional healthcare education and technology company, eliminated data silos and disparate schemas by using RudderStack Profiles to build a warehouse native CDP on Amazon Redshift. Now they’re able to use granular user-level data to understand attribution, accurately calculate LTV, and increase return on ad spend (ROAS). Since implementing RudderStack Profiles, StatPearls increased customer retention by 1.7x and nearly quadrupled ad spend while maintaining positive ROAS.

Story continues

“Data from RudderStack helped our team turn marketing into a math problem,” said Mike Sperduti, Head of Engineering at StatPearls. “We know that when we spend X on a particular campaign, we are going to get Y yield over time.”

Unlike traditional Customer Data Platforms (CDP), RudderStack’s Warehouse Native CDP does not persist data and is built on top of your warehouse or data lake. With the introduction of Profiles, RudderStack now has a complete platform across each step of the Data Activation Lifecycle:

• Collection: RudderStack’s Event Stream and Cloud Extract ETL pipelines make it easy to collect data from every website, app, or SaaS tool.

• Unification: RudderStack’s Profiles feature leverages our standardized schemas to significantly reduce the time it takes to build a complete view of the customer, including an identity graph and rich customer features.

• Activation: RudderStack’s Reverse ETL pipeline, real-time Profiles API, and 200+ integrations deliver complete customer profiles and user features to downstream destinations to trigger marketing automation, drive real-time analytics, or deliver personalized experiences.

“We’re excited to bring RudderStack Profiles to AWS Redshift. When Redshift users combine Profiles with our data collection and activation features, they can start driving better business outcomes with their customer data faster,” said Soumyadeb Mitra, Founder and CEO of RudderStack. “Profiles enables data teams to take full advantage of Amazon Redshift’s secure, reliable, easily scalable data warehouse while harnessing the power and flexibility of RudderStack’s Warehouse Native Customer Data Platform to deliver revenue growth and reduce cost.”

RudderStack and AWS are excited to see the success that customers have already achieved with RudderStack Profiles and look forward to helping more customers drive better business outcomes with their customer data.

RudderStack Profiles is now available to Enterprise Tier RudderStack customers on AWS Redshift. To learn more, read the blog post or schedule a demo with the RudderStack team.

About RudderStack

RudderStack is the leading warehouse native Customer Data Platform that’s purpose-built for data teams. We run on top of your warehouse or data lake and do not store data, alleviating security concerns, reducing cost, and unlocking the value of your warehouse investment. Hundreds of innovative companies like Stripe, Crate and Barrel, Priceline, and Footlocker trust RudderStack to collect and send their most valuable data to the tools and teams that need it. For more information, visit rudderstack.com.

CONTACT: Eric Dodds, eric@rudderstack.com, +18642703757

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RudderStack Profiles enables companies to unify first-party data from every customer touchpoint into complete profiles, build ML user features, and deliver powerful customer experiences

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — RudderStack, the leading warehouse native customer data platform, today announced the release of RudderStack Profiles for AWS Redshift customers. RudderStack Profiles enables data teams to quickly build complete customer profiles in their warehouse, generate user features, and activate them to deliver powerful customer experiences.

Data teams are often overwhelmed by the complexity of collecting and unifying clean, first-party customer data to create a customer 360 and drive valuable use cases for every business team. The process can take months or even years and cost millions of dollars. RudderStack Profiles solves this problem by providing tools for data teams that automate the SQL grunt work and automatically build a full customer 360 table natively in AWS Redshift.

With RudderStack Profiles, data teams can reduce engineering costs and reallocate their most valuable resources to focus on delivering customer data use cases, not plumbing or cleaning data. They can also improve time to value for critical projects by building on a complete view of their customer in their warehouse. Plus, they can say goodbye to inflexible black box SaaS and configure RudderStack models that generate a customer profile table in their warehouse.

StatPearls, a leading professional healthcare education and technology company, eliminated data silos and disparate schemas by using RudderStack Profiles to build a warehouse native CDP on Amazon Redshift. Now they’re able to use granular user-level data to understand attribution, accurately calculate LTV, and increase return on ad spend (ROAS). Since implementing RudderStack Profiles, StatPearls increased customer retention by 1.7x and nearly quadrupled ad spend while maintaining positive ROAS.

“Data from RudderStack helped our team turn marketing into a math problem,” said Mike Sperduti, Head of Engineering at StatPearls. “We know that when we spend X on a particular campaign, we are going to get Y yield over time.”

Unlike traditional Customer Data Platforms (CDP), RudderStack’s Warehouse Native CDP does not persist data and is built on top of your warehouse or data lake. With the introduction of Profiles, RudderStack now has a complete platform across each step of the Data Activation Lifecycle:

• Collection: RudderStack’s Event Stream and Cloud Extract ETL pipelines make it easy to collect data from every website, app, or SaaS tool.
• Unification: RudderStack’s Profiles feature leverages our standardized schemas to significantly reduce the time it takes to build a complete view of the customer, including an identity graph and rich customer features.
• Activation: RudderStack’s Reverse ETL pipeline, real-time Profiles API, and 200+ integrations deliver complete customer profiles and user features to downstream destinations to trigger marketing automation, drive real-time analytics, or deliver personalized experiences.

“We’re excited to bring RudderStack Profiles to AWS Redshift. When Redshift users combine Profiles with our data collection and activation features, they can start driving better business outcomes with their customer data faster,” said Soumyadeb Mitra, Founder and CEO of RudderStack. “Profiles enables data teams to take full advantage of Amazon Redshift’s secure, reliable, easily scalable data warehouse while harnessing the power and flexibility of RudderStack’s Warehouse Native Customer Data Platform to deliver revenue growth and reduce cost.”

RudderStack and AWS are excited to see the success that customers have already achieved with RudderStack Profiles and look forward to helping more customers drive better business outcomes with their customer data.

RudderStack Profiles is now available to Enterprise Tier RudderStack customers on AWS Redshift. To learn more, read the blog post or schedule a demo with the RudderStack team.

About RudderStack

RudderStack is the leading warehouse native Customer Data Platform that’s purpose-built for data teams. We run on top of your warehouse or data lake and do not store data, alleviating security concerns, reducing cost, and unlocking the value of your warehouse investment. Hundreds of innovative companies like Stripe, Crate and Barrel, Priceline, and Footlocker trust RudderStack to collect and send their most valuable data to the tools and teams that need it. For more information, visit rudderstack.com.

CONTACT: Eric Dodds, [email protected], +18642703757

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San Francisco de Asis Catholic School (SFdA) is holding a schoolwide pet supply drive this week to celebrate the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi.

Students of all grade levels have been bringing supplies into their classrooms to donate to local animal shelters. These supplies range from paper towels and puppy pads to cat food, leashes and water dishes.

Each classroom has a decorated box set aside to hold donations, which will be gathered through Wednesday, Oct. 11. At the end of the drive, the classroom with the most donations will get to accompany the donations to the shelters and meet some of the animals that will be using them.

On Monday morning, the fourth-grade class was excited to say they were winning, with almost two full boxes of dog food, dish soap and other supplies. One student mentioned a yellow blanket they’d brought in, while another had brought a six-pack of paper towels.

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The entire school is participating in the drive, from preschoolers to eighth-graders. SFdA has also been getting involved, with the parish contributing donations.

Student councilmember Grace Coleman said that, so far, the drive has raised around $800 to fund medical supplies for the animal shelters in addition to the supplies brought into the classrooms. Students at all grade levels said they had plans to bring more supplies in before the end of the week.

“I think it’s important because, especially us being St. Francis’s school, cause St. Francis really loved the animals,” said Zoe Hammer, another student councilmember. “ … It’s really good to help them out.”

“Some animals aren’t as privileged, so they can’t get as much food or things that they need,” said second-grader Nola Dolentz.

In past years, the school has celebrated the Feast of St. Francis with the traditional Blessing of the Animals.

“It’s important to take care of animals, because they’re important and they have value,” added Dolentz’s classmate, Elenora Coleman.

St. Francis is often recognizable in statues and paintings by the birds perched on his shoulder. The saint can be found in several SFdA class projects this week as well, with third-graders illustrating lines from a poem, kindergartners bringing in stuffed animals and first-graders writing out on a construction paper cutout the ways they plan to appreciate nature.

Because the feast day — Oct. 4 — falls in the middle of the week this year on a Wednesday, SFdA came up with the drive as a new tradition that honors St. Francis’s care for animals while helping out the local community. The hope, said principal Tom Sorci, is that the drive will become a new tradition at the school.

The second-grade class on Monday discussed why it was important to take care of animals. Most of the students said they had a pet at home.

“Animals are a big part of our ecosystem, because without animals, we die out,” said George Moran.

“They’re all part of God’s creation,” added his brother, Isaiah Moran. “So it’s just reasonable to take care of everything we can.”

“Sometimes they’re mistreated, and, like other people said, they’re often forgotten. So we really need to take care of them, because there might be not as many as there was before, so we just need to take care of them,” said Azul Batrez.

SFdA is inviting interested Flagstaff residents to join in the drive by dropping off supplies at the school office through Oct. 11.

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TRAVEL

The resort takes visitors into wine country’s most celebrated restaurants, vineyards, and agriculture —with a sports car and designated driver to get around in style.

BY JENNA ADRIAN-DIAZ

September 22, 2023

Since opening in 2021, The Four Seasons’ Napa Valley resort continues to make headlines. From its coveted perch on Calistoga Road, Napa’s Main Street of top-tier wineries, the property has accrued multiple accolades. It’s the region’s only resort located on a working vineyard, Thomas Rivers Brown’s Elusa Winery, the industry’s top maker of Cabernet Sauvignons. The 85 rooms on the 22-acre grounds offer sweeping vineyard views and visages of Mount Saint Helena on the horizon. This summer, the caliber of chef Rogelio Garcia’s seasonal tasting menus at onsite restaurant Auro were recognized with a Michelin star. 

After a day of wining and dining on property, R&R awaits in the form of soaking tubs stocked with Le Labo amenities and in-room fireplaces to stave off the evening chill that settles after dark. First, hit Spa Talisa to work out post-flight stiffness and stress. We suggest booking the Terra Firma recovery massage, in which the spa’s expert therapists use deep-tissue techniques to obliterate knots, kinks, and underlying stiffness. Gently make your way back to reality with a cool glass of spa water infused with local oranges and mint, a turn in the eucalyptus steam room, and with laps in the 25-yard pool overlooking Mount Saint Helena.

Accommodations at the Four Seasons Napa Valley. Credit: Courtesy of the Four Seasons.
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Come fall, the hotel will serve as a base camp for a weeklong whirlwind tour of the region’s top food and wine destinations. The Four Seasons Napa Valley Drive experience gives discerning clientele entry to some of the most exclusive vineyards and culinary farms, many of which either book up months in advance or simply don’t open their doors to the public. Expect a crash course in sportscars and choose from a fleet of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Aston Martins, and Bentleys courtesy of Italian racing and touring company Canossa. In true California car-culture style, those on the tour get to experience the joys of driving through canyons and the bluffs of the historic Pacific Coast Highway, though experienced guides and designated drivers are also on hand. 

Wine tours of Napa are nothing new, but what sets the Drive experience apart is the sheer caliber of each stop. Ordinarily, some featured wineries and farms maintain a cloistered approach: opening the property to visits from friends and business partners but politely declining the charter-bused, bride-tribe bachelorette crowd looking to get smashed on flights of pinot grigio. 

SingleThread Farms. Credit: Emma Morris
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Each destination on the seven-day itinerary will be open only to Drive participants. Highlights include Opus One, an estate winery in Napa Valley founded by renowned Bordeaux wine grower Baron Philippe de Rothschild and vintner Robert Mondavi, who established the winery on the best of Old and New-World winemaking practices. As the brainchild of two of the 20th century’s most renowned winemakers, Opus One takes agriculture and winemaking seriously and offers limited opportunities for small groups to visit the property. Even the building, overseen by local firm Leong Architecture, was designed to shield much of the 200-acre property’s operations from public view.

Napa and its truly excellent wineries shine, but so does the region’s rich culinary tradition. Ever since Alice Waters entered the words “farm to table” into the lexicon of chefs and restaurant-goers with Chez Panisse, Northern California has played a pivotal role in the evolution of hyperlocal cuisine. One of the most prodigious torch-bearers, SingleThread, opened in 2016 with a five-acre culinary garden. Since then, the restaurant has accrued three Michelin stars and 24 acres of farmland in the Dry Creek Valley. Overseen by head farmer Katina Connaughton, who founded the business with her husband Kyle Connaughton, the farm is just four miles away from the restaurant and supplies it with produce, honey, olive oil, and flowers.

Hog Island’s oyster farm, located in Tomales Bay. Credit: Remi Hale.
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Usually, the farm opens by invitation to those who purchase produce from its CSA (community-supported agriculture) program, or ticketholders of its pre-scheduled workshops, but those partaking in the Drive itinerary will be treated to a private field walk and harvest tasting led by Katina and Adam Smith, the Director of Farm Programming. “The first course is a snapshot of what’s happening at the farm at that moment,” Katina said during Surface’s visit, and further explained that seasonality can change the restaurant’s courses in as little as a week. Guests can look forward to stretching their legs on a tour of the farm, and partaking in seasonal refreshments like strawberry-leaf tea and scones, and picking up a souvenir or two at the farm shop. 

The valley’s farmland and vineyards are undoubtedly charming, but a farm experience of another sort takes Drivers west, to the cliffside vistas of the Jenner Headlands’ sea birds and crashing waves. The experience is best enjoyed from a top-down convertible Bentley GTC S, barreling down the Pacific Coast Highway with sport mode activated. This leg of the trip heads west to Hog Island, a legendary Bay Area oyster farm and outdoor cafe on a 185-acre expanse of Tomales Bay. Scoring a parking space—let alone a spot and a meal at the weathered picnic tables overlooking the bay—can be cutthroat. Their specialty oysters may have playful names, like the French Hog and Earthquake Bay, so-named for the San Andreas fault that lies directly below Tomales Bay, but the crew helmed by founding partners John Finger and Terry Sawyer take their work seriously. A private Hog Island farm tour grants exclusive access to a crash course in all things oyster: from farming and shucking to the mollusk’s evolutionary history and ability to singularly restore polluted waterways. Afterward, enjoy an outdoor lunch at the farm’s Boat Oyster Bar, where the BBQ oysters are dished up with chipotle bourbon butter and paired with wines from the local Sonoma, Napa, and Russian River valleys.

The bucolic grounds, wine library, and “ghost” tasting room at Adamvs Vineyard. Credit: Jenna Adrian-Diaz
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The Drive experience is packed with memorable stops, and perhaps most remarkable is the private vineyard, Adamvs. A mountain road particularly well-suited to the nimble maneuvers of a Ferrari Spider winds through a canopy of redwoods to the vineyard’s private grounds on Howell Mountain. The winery rarely offers tastings and tours, and even then approved requests from buyers—sometimes called allocators in direct-ship wine lingo. The property features a wine library painstakingly replicated in concrete from an abandoned wood structure that charmed vintner-owners Denise and Stephen Adams when they purchased the property in 2008. The couple and business partners tapped San Francisco architect Kurt Melander to replicate the structure and create a new tasting room to honor the site’s history as a former hunting lodge and farm. The result is a glass-enclosed tasting room inspired by a barn that once sat in its place. A glass-enclosed “ghost structure” is hidden behind the property’s own felled trees, which appear to be suspended in midair by magic. From there, enjoy the vineyard’s Cabernet Sauvignon and learn about the property’s tastings and lessons in beekeeping and olive farming. 

Every day on the itinerary is filled with stops worth raving about, so spare yourself the charter buses full of whoo-girls and prepare to embark on a tour that goes beyond the tourist traps for an unforgettable experience. But get booking—the Drive experience heads to Napa from October 28 through November 4. 

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Aug. 4—Climate change and growing demand for water in the West have combined to deplete the Colorado River to a historic low, and now a more mundane glitch is compounding the supply problem: faulty plumbing.

Antiquated pipes will impede efforts to channel water through the Glen Canyon Dam and to the three lower basin states of Nevada, Colorado and California as reservoir levels drop to critical lows — possibly putting New Mexico and its upper basin partners in a legal bind, according to a coalition of nonprofit groups.

Lake Powell is on the verge of falling below the minimum water level — 3,490 feet — needed to power turbines that generate electricity for 5 million homes, and when that happens it must funnel water through a different set of aging pipes that are unable to meet the task, the coalition’s representatives told reporters Wednesday at an online news conference.

That plumbing system must be overhauled to funnel enough water to the river and then downstream to meet the supply obligations for the lower basin states and Mexico under the 1922 Colorado River Compact, they said.

“This problem should have been addressed five years ago,” said Zach Frankel, the executive director of the Utah Rivers Council. “It’s time we come clean with the American people about the antique plumbing problems inside Glen Canyon Dam.”

Lake Powell’s falling levels are exposing the infrastructure flaws as the US Bureau of Reclamation is calling for the seven Western states, including New Mexico, to draft plans by mid-August to cut their use of water in the Colorado River Basin by a combined 2 million to 4 million acre feet.

An acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons, enough water to supply two or three US households for a year.

Frankel said the cuts the Reclamation Bureau is requesting represent about a third of the river’s flow.

The Colorado River is flowing at a historic low amid a 22-year megadrought. Climate change is compounding the problem with hotter, third weather that reduces snowpack runoff and increases evaporation.

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The main options for upgrading the dam’s plumbing are to retrofit existing pipes or add ones that bypass the hydro-generators, Frankel said, displaying diagrams of the proposed work.

At the same time, the Reclamation Bureau has made optimistic projections about water flows that aren’t in line with the reality of Lake Powell dipping critically low, said Nick Halberg, the council’s policy analyst.

“We can’t just say everything is rosy moving forward and Lake Powell is never going to fall down to these low levels,” Halberg said.

Rolf Schmidt Petersen, the Interstate Stream Commission’s director, said the four upper basin states — New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming — will do what they can to conserve water, but it likely will be limited.

They’re already receiving and using considerably less than their maximum federal water allotments, Schmidt Petersen said.

In New Mexico, water is diverted from the Colorado River Basin through a complex series of tunnels and dams known as the San Juan-Chama Project. This water merges with the Rio Grande and supplements supply for Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Native pueblos and irrigators in the middle valley.

The Reclamation Bureau this year issued less than half of the full San Juan-Chama allocation, Schmidt Petersen said. That’s in contrast to the lower basin states that receive their maximum allotments, he said.

Frankel said fixing the dam’s plumbing issues will ensure all the states aren’t shorted any more than they already are. It also will prevent possible legal tussles between the upper and lower basin states over water deliveries, he said.

Dave DuBois, New Mexico’s state climatologist, said aside from the warming climate straining the river, there’s an increasing number of users, which together will create continuing challenges even with infrastructure improvements.

“There are so many straws that are in that river,” DuBois said.

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Aug. 4—Climate change and growing demand for water in the West have combined to deplete the Colorado River to a historic low, and now a more mundane glitch is compounding the supply problem: faulty plumbing.

Antiquated pipes will impede efforts to channel water through the Glen Canyon Dam and to the three lower basin states of Nevada, Colorado and California as reservoir levels drop to critical lows — possibly putting New Mexico and its upper basin partners in a legal bind, according to a coalition of nonprofit groups.

Lake Powell is on the verge of falling below the minimum water level — 3,490 feet — needed to power turbines that generate electricity for 5 million homes, and when that happens it must funnel water through a different set of aging pipes that are unable to meet the task, the coalition’s representatives told reporters Wednesday at an online news conference.

That plumbing system must be overhauled to funnel enough water to the river and then downstream to meet the supply obligations for the lower basin states and Mexico under the 1922 Colorado River Compact, they said.

“This problem should have been addressed five years ago,” said Zach Frankel, the executive director of the Utah Rivers Council. “It’s time we come clean with the American people about the antique plumbing problems inside Glen Canyon Dam.”

Lake Powell’s falling levels are exposing the infrastructure flaws as the US Bureau of Reclamation is calling for the seven Western states, including New Mexico, to draft plans by mid-August to cut their use of water in the Colorado River Basin by a combined 2 million to 4 million acre feet.

An acre-foot is about 326,000 gallons, enough water to supply two or three US households for a year.

Frankel said the cuts the Reclamation Bureau is requesting represent about a third of the river’s flow.

The Colorado River is flowing at a historic low amid a 22-year megadrought. Climate change is compounding the problem with hotter, third weather that reduces snowpack runoff and increases evaporation.

Story continues

The main options for upgrading the dam’s plumbing are to retrofit existing pipes or add ones that bypass the hydro-generators, Frankel said, displaying diagrams of the proposed work.

At the same time, the Reclamation Bureau has made optimistic projections about water flows that aren’t in line with the reality of Lake Powell dipping critically low, said Nick Halberg, the council’s policy analyst.

“We can’t just say everything is rosy moving forward and Lake Powell is never going to fall down to these low levels,” Halberg said.

Rolf Schmidt Petersen, the Interstate Stream Commission’s director, said the four upper basin states — New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming — will do what they can to conserve water, but it likely will be limited.

They’re already receiving and using considerably less than their maximum federal water allotments, Schmidt Petersen said.

In New Mexico, water is diverted from the Colorado River Basin through a complex series of tunnels and dams known as the San Juan-Chama Project. This water merges with the Rio Grande and supplements supply for Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Native pueblos and irrigators in the middle valley.

The Reclamation Bureau this year issued less than half of the full San Juan-Chama allocation, Schmidt Petersen said. That’s in contrast to the lower basin states that receive their maximum allotments, he said.

Frankel said fixing the dam’s plumbing issues will ensure all the states aren’t shorted any more than they already are. It also will prevent possible legal tussles between the upper and lower basin states over water deliveries, he said.

Dave DuBois, New Mexico’s state climatologist, said aside from the warming climate straining the river, there’s an increasing number of users, which together will create continuing challenges even with infrastructure improvements.

“There are so many straws that are in that river,” DuBois said.

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The Global HVAC Variable Frequency Drive Market analysis report is the outcome of incessant efforts guided by knowledgeable forecasters, innovative analysts and brilliant researchers. With the specific and state-of-the-art information provided in this report, businesses can get idea about the types of consumers, consumer’s demands and preferences, their perspectives about the product, their buying intentions, their response to particular product, and their varying tastes about the specific product which is already present in the market. By providing an absolute overview of the market, HVAC Variable Frequency Drive Market report covers various aspects of market analysis, product definition, market segmentation, key developments, and the existing vendor landscape.

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The report aims to cover how the ‘HVAC Variable Frequency Drive market’ was impacted by the global pandemic scenario and subsequent lockdown impositions in the first quarter of 2020. COVID has a major impact on the market in terms of sales as more than A% of Sales of units are hampered owing to disruption in transport capabilities of the manufacturers due to strict norms of lockdown and increasing safety concerns. Nationwide shutdown of industries and lack of available labor made it tough for the industries to keep going. The demand-supply imbalance, shortage of raw resources, and price volatility arose as a result of government-imposed lockdowns on many industries. With easing lockdowns, in subsequent months followed by relaxations, the supply finally started to meet the demand.

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HVAC Variable Frequency Drives Market Report Scope

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Players Covered in HVAC Variable Frequency Drive Market are,

• ABB Ltd.
• Siemens AG
• Schneider Electric SE
• Rockwell Automation Inc.
• Mitsubishi Electric Co.
• Yaskawa Electric Corporation
• Roman Manufacturing Inc.
• Danfoss
• Hammond Power Solutions
• Controlled Magnetics Inc.
• TCI LLC
• Badger Magnetics Inc.
• MGM Transformer Company
• L/C Magnetics

segmentation

The report covers all the types of segmentations ranging from Regional Segmentation, Geographical Segmentation, Segmentation by Product type, Segmentation by end-user industry, Segmentation by Application. Segmentation by Product, in 2022, the yy product segment had the highest revenue share of more than A%, and this dominance is projected to continue throughout the forecast period. The other alternative segment accounted for around B% of total sales. These segmentations have been prepared by extensive research on various parameters and conditions in different geographies and economic conditions.

HVAC Variable Frequency Drives Market Segmentation:

Global HVAC Variable Frequency Drive Market: Type Segment Analysis

Global HVAC Variable Frequency Drive Market: Application Segment Analysis

• residential
• Commercial
• Industrial

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Global HVAC Variable Frequency Drives Market Regional Outlook:

• North America (US, Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Central & Eastern Europe, CIS)
• Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific)
• Latin America (Brazil, Rest of LA)
• Middle East And Africa(Turkey, GCC, Rest of Middle East)

Competitive Landscape

Competition has been growing for the HVAC Variable Frequency Drive industry as the supply and demand has been on an increasing trend sine past ZZ years. This report gives a detailed analysis of the presence of various small, medium and micro enterprises in the industry of numerous scales, their relative sizes, product offerings, and market positions in the pre and post pandemic situations. The report also mentions about the technical infrastructure, marketing and operational strategies and financial viability and strategy. Additionally, the report provides an overview of the competitor strategy with regards to business and corporate office and functions have been provided

The report provides insights on the following pointers:

• Market Penetration: Provides comprehensive information on the market offered by the key players
• Market Development: Provides in-depth information about lucrative emerging markets and analyze penetration across mature segments of the markets
• Market Diversification: Provides detailed information about new product launches, untapped geographies, recent developments, and investments
• Competitive Assessment & Intelligence: Provides an exhaustive assessment of market shares, strategies, products, certification, regulatory approvals, patent landscape, and manufacturing capabilities of the leading players
• Product Development & Innovation: Provides intelligent insights on future technologies, R&D activities, and breakthrough product developments

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