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Wringing Value Out of Every Drop
With the goal of greater sustainability, Tucson Electric Power is taking steps to conserve as much water as possible in our power generation operations and throughout our facilities and grounds. Here's a look at how we're reducing, reusing, and recycling this precious and scarce resource.
Coal Barn Demolition Signals Greener Future
One of the most prominent vestiges of coal generation in Tucson will be demolished this month at our campus on East Irvington Road. The demolition of the coal barn, a large A-frame structure that served as a storage facility, signifies TEP's dramatic shift to cleaner, renewable energy.
Our 2020 Go Green Award RecipientsJoin us for a virtual ceremony to recognize nine businesses and groups with our 2020 Go Green Awards for their sustainability efforts that range from saving small owls and salvaging cacti to brewing responsibly. |
Working in Your NeighborhoodWe work year-round to reinforce our electrical distribution system so that it's resilient and meets growing energy needs. A new page on our website tells you when we'll be working on larger projects in your neighborhood. |
In the Community
TEP volunteers will traverse 2,071 steps to honor those who lost their lives on 911 as part of the Virtual 911 Tower Challenge. The event is usually held at Arizona Stadium, but participants instead are climbing, walking or running the distance on their own on September 11 in a safer, socially distanced event. Learn more about our volunteers.
8 Smart Rebates You'll Want to ClaimWith more families feeling a financial pinch during the pandemic, now may be the time take advantage of these smart energy incentives to realize energy and cost savings. Here are eight attractive rebates from TEP. |
How TEP Helps Feed the HungrySeptember is Hunger Action Month, a time for taking steps to address a critical community need that has grown even greater during the coronavirus pandemic. Read what TEP is doing to make a difference. |
In the News
“Why Arizona Power Companies Asked Customers To Conserve Energy” on KJZZ Radio – Aug. 24
“Being smarter in 2020: Saving electricity in a brutal summer” in the Arizona Daily Star – Aug. 24
“System upgrades help Tucson Electric Power improve reliability, reduce outages” in Tucson Business News – Aug. 13
“Sheep, ag and sun: Agrivoltaics propel significant reductions in solar maintenance costs” in Utility Dive – August 4
Contact Us
24-Hour Outage and Emergency Hotline:
520-623-3451
Power out? Check our outage map on the TEP mobile app or tep.com for information.
TEP Customer Care:
520-623-7711
Send a message to Customer Care via tep.com.
Email us: pluggedin@tep.com
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