Canal safety is top of mind for us at SRP as temperatures drop; it’s the perfect time of year to enjoy the Valley’s more than 80 miles of multiuse trails along the canals. From running to biking, the paths provide a perfect opportunity to enjoy our natural desert climate and the active waterways that keep Phoenix moving forward.
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? Read More »
The SRP zanjero is a historical figure and water hero in the Valley. Learn about all they do for Arizona residents every day.
What is a workday like for an SRP zanjero? Read More »
Learn more about our approach to advancing solar in the desert and how you can get your home’s power from the sun without solar panels.
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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 communities 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
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How does SRP irrigation work and where does the water come from? We’re here to demystify flood irrigation in Phoenix and help you get the most out of SRP irrigation.
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SRP is proud to offer our customers some of the most robust energy efficiency programs in the nation. Start taking advantage of them today.
What is energy efficiency and why is it important? Read More »
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 sets us apart as one of the only not-for-profit public
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SRP is placing electric vehicles (EVs) on the fast track with $1,000 off the purchase or lease of a new EV. Learn more about SRP Plug In and Save Rebate and other ways to save.
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SRP and utility workers from across the country work together to ‘Light Up Navajo’.
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