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Our sustainability goals center on five key pillars: carbon emissions reduction, water resiliency, a reliable energy grid, sustainable supply chain management and waste reduction, and customer and community engagement.
In Arizona, we depend on winter snow runoff to flow through our northeastern mountains, valleys, rivers, streams and canals. Here’s why fires can pose a threat to our water supply.
The SRP Healthy Forest Initiative™ and Arizona’s water 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.
Powering the grid with solar Read More »
SRP and ASU continue to collaborate on how to address issues facing the Valley, moving us toward a more sustainable future.
Partnering for a better future Read More »
From the knowledge gained to the energy saved, learn more about SRP customers’ experiences with the Shade Tree Program.
Shading your home in Arizona Read More »
We’ve recently updated our Sustainability Goals to establish more aggressive targets, including achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
We’re going net zero by 2050 Read More »
When we make an effort to save energy at home, we collectively contribute to a more sustainable environment and lowering our carbon footprint.
Save energy while lowering your carbon footprint Read More »
We’ve developed a blueprint for power planning, so we’re prepared to adapt to the Valley’s evolving energy needs.
Adapting to an evolving power grid Read More »
We’re adding more renewable energy resources and creating strategic plans to adapt to evolving power needs.
Preparing for a sustainable future Read More »
We’re reducing waste at SRP by repurposing operational materials to extend their life cycle. See what gets transformed and how.
Extending the usability of waste materials Read More »
SRP and ASU are partnering for communities of the future. Learn more about this strategic partnership and how it moves us forward, together.
SRP and ASU: Building communities of the future Read More »
