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SRP is committed to the conservation of our natural resources and creating a sustainable future. We do this through proactive resource management and by developing innovative solutions.
Strategically adding fast-ramping, flexible natural gas to SRP’s generation mix helps support our commitment to reduce carbon emissions while also keeping the power on as the Valley’s demand grows.
Gas natural flexible: Por qué es una buena fuente de generación de reserva LEER MÁS
Earth Day is a great time to celebrate the planet we love so much and think about all the ways we make positive impacts year-round!
35 ways we’re making our 2035 Sustainability Goals possible LEER MÁS
Thinking of buying an electric vehicle in 2022? Here are 22 reasons why you should.
Top reasons to drive an electric vehicle LEER MÁS
SRP is committed to enabling 500,000 electric vehicles by 2035. In this post we’re talking EV batteries and how they’re recycled and repurposed to power the future.
Recycling electric vehicle batteries LEER MÁS
Now EV drivers can find multiple fast charging ports nearly everywhere they go.
EV chargers: Level 1 vs. Level 2 LEER MÁS
SRP provides water to more than half the Valley, and is always prepared for drought. See how we are protecting this precious resource.
Protegiendo nuestro suministro de agua LEER MÁS
We’re sharing the interesting ways that SRP monitors the health of our forests where the Valley’s water supply comes from.
Flowing into the future of water LEER MÁS
It’s important that we continue to provide reliable and affordable power and water to those we serve. That’s why we’re taking steps to ensure a resilient supply of both.
Tackling climate change in the desert LEER MÁS
Did you know meteorologists can use balloons to aid in weather forecasting? SRP’s weather balloon program measures vertical profiles of temperature, humidity, wind and pressure over the Valley. Both the local and global weather community benefit from this data. SRP’s team of meteorologists manages the balloon program that provides valuable data to SRP and the National Weather Service. This data helps forecast thunderstorms within and
How we use weather balloons LEER MÁS
Our crews install, repair, remove, reroute and even rebuild electrical cables every day as an essential part of maintaining and upgrading the electrical grid. This results in over 1,000 tons of used cable each year. We were faced with a literal pile of problems with all the used cable from underground replacement efforts, overhead work and substation control rooms. What could we do with all
Turning old cables into concrete LEER MÁS
