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Resilient for Our Community, Ready for Summer
As a provider of a critical service at a critical time, TEP has remained vigilant during the coronavirus pandemic. We adapted our work methods to protect our employees and the communities we serve, while preparing our local energy grid for soaring temperatures and increased summer energy demands.
Long-term Energy Planning Workshop
We’re developing our long-term strategy for meeting our community’s energy needs and we’d value your input. We’re holding an all-day, virtual workshop on May 20 to solicit input about various Integrated Resource Plan alternatives as we work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while providing reliable, affordable electric service for our customers. Learn more
Taking Energy Lessons OnlineWith Tucson students learning from home, TEP is adapting our educational programs and taking them live online to teach students about electrical safety, renewable energy and energy efficiency. |
Rebates for AC System ReplacementThe average AC unit in Arizona lasts 12 to 15 years. Will yours make it through another sweltering summer? If not, take advantage of TEP's incentives for the purchase of a new energy-efficient AC system that will lower energy costs. |
Quick & Convenient
Go paperless with TEP e-bill. It’s a convenient and clutter-free way to receive, view and pay your TEP bill online, saving you time and simplifying your life. Your e-bill will be mailed to you and looks just like your paper bills. Then just point, click and pay. To sign up, visit TEP e-bill.
Supporting Saguaros and SustainabilityFrom counting cactuses to providing shade for park-goers, we’re working to support efforts that preserve the desert ecosystem and educate the community about sustainability. |
Replacing Wooden Poles for ReliabilityOver the next several years, TEP will replace many of our older wooden distribution poles with metal ones to further improve our grid and service reliability. |
In the News
“Regulators approve new high voltage power lines stretching up Tucson's east side” in the Arizona Daily Star – April 20
“Tucson Electric rolls out business rebates for electric-car chargers” in the Arizona Daily Star – April 17
"New Mexico Wind Farm To Provide Power For Arizona Customers" on KNAU Arizona Public Radio – April 14
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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