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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.
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 community 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 …
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 …
After implementing rigorous recycling practices across all office buildings, SRP was still left with a big pile of trash. The solution? Composting.
SRP is constantly planning for an assured, resilient water supply for the Valley. By learning how Arizona businesses use water, we’ve been able to identify millions of gallons in water savings. We’ve been working with local universities to conduct water conservation research and take the lead on sustainability and innovation in the Valley. SRP is currently sponsoring three different water conservation research projects. Here’s what …
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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.
SRP is a proud partner of this award-winning annual event that combines water, art, light, fire and technology.
What is a carbon footprint? We’re answering that question in addition to sharing three ways we are reducing carbon emissions.
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.
Learn about the camera created by SRP engineers that can tell how much water will run off into our reservoirs each spring.
The Bolster Substation battery system is capable of supplying 25-megawatts of power over a four-hour period.
