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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.
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
After implementing rigorous recycling practices across all office buildings, SRP was still left with a big pile of trash. The solution? Composting.
Composting paper towel waste LEER MÁS
Through an innovative partnership with GRO-WELL, we’re able to divert tree waste from the landfill and turn it into compost and wood chips for our customers to use.
Giving overgrown tree waste new life LEER MÁS
Have you ever wondered where the Valley’s water comes from? By the time it arrives via canals, Phoenix water has come more than 150 miles from its source. With SRP’s careful planning, our supply is in good hands.
From watershed to showerhead: Where does the Greater Phoenix water supply come from? LEER MÁS
We’re introducing you to two aquatic animals in Arizona water. See the surprising approach SRP takes to keeping algae out of canals. Plus, what you can do to help stop the spread of underwater pests found in our lakes.
Two aquatic animals that impact Arizona water health LEER MÁS
Learn about the camera created by SRP engineers that can tell how much water will run off into our reservoirs each spring.
Can this camera predict the future? See what ‘Snowtography’ can do LEER MÁS
SRP is pleased to announce an extended agreement with the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) to extend solar generation at Kayenta Solar facility.
SRP and Navajo Nation extend Kayenta Solar agreement LEER MÁS
Many wildfires are caused unintentionally by humans, which can threaten our forests and water supply. Here’s what to know before you enjoy the great outdoors or a road trip this summer.
Human-caused wildfires are a threat to Arizona’s water supply — help us prevent them LEER MÁS
When it comes to planning for our state’s future energy and water demand, we proudly team up with other innovative experts in the community.
Innovating together: Community partnerships that propel us toward one reliable future LEER MÁS
Fish herding is an eco-friendly and sustainable practice used during canal dry-ups. In-house expert Brian Moorhead tells us all about it.
Fish Herding: Where wildlife and water management coincide LEER MÁS
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