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Teaching Technology and Sustainability by Example
Students at the Sonoran Science Academy soon will be able to study the future of smart energy use when the school becomes the first educational institution to install a new electric vehicle charger at its northwest Tucson campus through TEP's EV Smart Charging program.
Winter Time-of-Use Hours in Effect
TEP customers on Time-of-Use (TOU), Peak Demand or Demand TOU pricing plans are reminded that winter on-peak hours began October 1. To reduce your energy costs, try to avoid using energy during the on-peak hours of 6 a.m to 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. Weekends and major holidays are always off-peak hours.
Relief for Customers with Overdue BillsTEP has extended its suspension of service disconnections and late fees through the end of the year and extended payment arrangements to six months to provide relief to customers facing hardships during the pandemic. |
Cost Savings from an Energy Smart HomeWhen Tucson residents Oakley and Karen Lutes moved into their new 1,500-square-foot Energy Smart Home in August 2020, they immediately saw the difference in their comfort – and their energy bills. |
Free 4-Pack of LED Bulbs
To help our customers get started saving energy, TEP is offering a free 4-pack of LED light bulbs that will be shipped directly to your home. LED bulbs use up to 90 percent less energy and last up to 25 times longer than old incandescent bulbs. Plus, they emit 90 percent less heat so they’ll reduce your cooling costs. Click here for eligibility requirements and to request your free LED bulbs.
Getting His Share of the SunA rooftop solar array didn't make sense for one Green Valley resident due to his limited energy use. But that didn't stop him from supporting clean, renewable energy by participating in TEP's GoSolar Shares program. |
Promoting Literacy and Learning OnlineWith TEP's financial support, Literacy Connects this year began offering online reading and tutoring sessions and other classes to potentially help 55,000 children and adults on their path to literacy and learning. |
In the News
“End of an era: TEP razing coal barn at power plant in move to cleaner energy” in the Arizona Daily Star – Sept. 29
“Tucson Electric Power CEO Hutchens promoted to head Canadian parent Fortis” in the Arizona Daily Star – Sept. 23
“TEP crews begin testing system at Oso Grande Wind Project” on KOLD News 13 – Sept. 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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