Learn about the history and timeline of Theodore Roosevelt Dam, the cornerstone of a water system that moves over half of the Valley’s water.
The past, present and future of Theodore Roosevelt Dam Read More »
SRP proactively addresses the risk of wildfires by implementing Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) to contribute to the safety of our communities and the resilience of our power systems.
Wildfire preparedness: power shutoffs Read More »
These tips can help you conserve water and use flood irrigation more efficiently.
Managing flood irrigation Read More »
Each year, SRP provides more direct funding to teachers to help them bring innovative projects into their classrooms through the classroom grants program.
Classroom grants for teachers Read More »
Proven resources like the Coolidge Expansion Project are critical to preserving SRP’s record of reliable, affordable and sustainable power.
Balancing a reliable, affordable and sustainable energy future Read More »
Achieving the grid of the future requires innovation and a lot of testing. See how we plan to keep service reliable while making way for new technologies and keeping costs low.
The future of Arizona’s power grid and energy efficiency Read More »
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 »
Strong monsoon gusts can cause the most unlikely of objects to take flight from a yard into a power line. Here are some safety tips and wild photos to remind you to secure loose objects before a storm!
Keep objects from blowing into lines Read More »
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 Read More »
SRP provides water to more than half the Valley, and is always prepared for drought. See how we are protecting this precious resource.
Protecting our water supply Read More »