Reasons to get an SRP Home Energy Assessment™
Understanding how your home uses energy is the first step to making informed decisions that can directly impact your energy bill.
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For more than a century, SRP has provided reliable, affordable water and power to more than 2 million people in central Arizona. As a community-based not-for-profit water and energy company, SRP acts in the best interest of the people it serves and strives to help build a better future for Arizona.
Understanding how your home uses energy is the first step to making informed decisions that can directly impact your energy bill.
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SRP recognizes the importance of hiring veterans. We seek out ways to recruit, hire, train and support these heroes in their careers.
Honoring veterans in the workplace Read More »
Smart, safe digging begins with calling Arizona 811. After consulting the experts, you can safely dig into your project.
Don’t risk digging into live wires Read More »
Prepare for summer by understanding these events.
Excessive Heat Warnings explained Read More »
A native of the Philippines, Denisse Gonzalez’s route to becoming an engineer at SRP was a journey that began in her home country with a father who inspired her.
A drive for engineering excellence Read More »
When conserving together during periods of high power demand, we can all help to reduce the strain on our grid.
How we avoid rolling blackouts Read More »
We’ve developed a blueprint for power planning, so we’re prepared to adapt to the Valley’s evolving energy needs.
Adapting to an evolving power grid Read More »
Use these tips for maximum savings.
Questions to ask your contractor Read More »
Each year, outstanding employees and retirees are selected for the SRP Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Awards based on the volunteer work they do within their community.
SRP’s 2024 Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Award recipients Read More »
Trees within 10 feet of a power line are considered an electrical safety hazard.
Tree trimming near power lines Read More »