Stories from SRP
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Power
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Microbursts during the monsoon
When thunderstorms roll in during a monsoon in the Valley, so does an abundance of wind, which can form microbursts. What is a microburst? According to the National Weather Service, a microburst, also known as a downburst, is a localized column of cold sinking air within a thunderstorm. When this cold air plummets to the…
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Preparing for a sustainable future
We’re adding more renewable energy resources and creating strategic plans to adapt to evolving power needs.
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How we manage high demand
We’re explaining the reasons why SRP offers time-of-use price plans to customers. It’s something called peak demand.
Water
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Canal closures near you
If you live near a canal or pass one on your regular commute, you might be shocked to see all the water drained and the canal beds dry. This is only temporary! To ensure our canals provide a consistent flow of water to our customers and to prevent water loss, we perform annual maintenance during…
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Why it’s important to maintain Arizona’s forests
What does the water from your tap have to do with trees in Arizona forests? The two are more connected than you might think.
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Help prevent wildfires
The SRP Healthy Forest Initiative™ rethinks how we restore the health of Arizona’s forests. You can contribute as little as $3 a month to help us prevent wildfires.
Community
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SRP continues to ‘Light Up Navajo’
SRP and utility workers from across the country work together to ‘Light Up Navajo’.
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Teachers are winning classroom funds
Score funding for your classroom with SRP Touchdowns for Teachers™.
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Supporting nonprofits with solar power
Here at SRP, we value community. One of the ways we encourage our customers to join us in bettering the community is with our SRP Solar for Nonprofits™ program.
Employees
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SRP company culture supports working families
In honor of National Work and Family Month, we’re highlighting how Lacey James found a healthy work-life balance through working for SRP.
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SRP employees connect within the Hispanic community
Here at SRP, we believe in the importance of supporting all of Arizona’s communities and their specific needs. Angelina Echeverria shares her experience with ¡Hablamos SRP!.
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Honoring veterans in the workplace
SRP recognizes the importance of hiring veterans. We seek out ways to recruit, hire, train and support these heroes in their careers.