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Power
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Safety tips for EV charging
As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular, ensuring safe and effective charging practices is essential. Improper charging can result in electrical and fire hazards, so it’s important to follow these top tips to protect yourself, your vehicle and your home. Make sure your charger is certified by a nationally recognized testing lab such as Underwriters…
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Helping businesses switch to clean energy
Thanks to SRP’s rebate program, businesses can make the switch to cleaner, more sustainable solutions. Discover how McClendon’s Select Farm in Arizona cut fuel costs and carbon emissions by switching to electric truck refrigeration and learn how your business can benefit too.
Water
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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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The SRP Healthy Forest Initiative™ and Arizona’s water
In Arizona, we depend on winter snow runoff to flow through our northeastern mountains, valleys, rivers, streams and canals. Here’s why fires can pose a threat to our water supply.
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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 per bill to help us prevent wildfires.
Community
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The power of vegetation management
Vegetation management helps us provide safe and reliable power to the Valley. When trees grow too close to power lines, they can cause power outages and create safety risks. We work hard to keep this from happening. SRP’s vegetation management program Here at SRP, we prune and remove trees and other vegetation that pose a…
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Save energy and win prizes
We’re giving away prizes all summer long through an online scavenger hunt and at events across the Valley.
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Arizona’s largest not-for-profit utility
The Salt River Project (SRP) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization that provides reliable, affordable and sustainable water and energy to over 2 million people in central Arizona. But what does it really mean to be a not-for-profit organization? Not-for-profit vs for-profit SRP does not have or answer to financial stakeholders or investors. This is what…
Employees
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What it means to be a woman engineer at SRP
Honoring female engineers in transmission and generation operations.
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Electrical engineering at SRP
Find job stability and work-life balance on our impactful engineering team and help enable SRP to consistently provide reliable power to the Valley.
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SRP company culture supports working families
In honor of National Work and Family Month, we’re highlighting how an employee found a healthy work-life balance through working for SRP.