Historical beautification: The history and benefits of SRP irrigation
Why do some yards have irrigation while others don’t? To understand the answer to that question, we must go back over a century to the early 1900s.
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Why do some yards have irrigation while others don’t? To understand the answer to that question, we must go back over a century to the early 1900s.
By 2035, we plan to have 23% more of your energy coming from clean energy sources. By 2050, we’ll use 90% less carbon to generate your power.
SRP water expert Charlie Ester shares how we plan for drought. But, what is drought? Is it normal? Will Phoenix have enough water?
SRP provides water to more than half the Valley, and is always prepared for drought. See how we are protecting this precious resource.
We’re sharing the interesting ways that SRP monitors the health of our forests where the Valley’s water supply comes from.
We’re explaining the reasons why SRP offers time-of-use price plans to customers. It’s something called peak demand.
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.
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.
Learn about the camera created by SRP engineers that can tell how much water will run off into our reservoirs each spring.