Tucson Electric Power has served the City of Tucson for more than 130 years, but we’ve never done it alone. The energy powering our homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses flows more smoothly thanks to decades of collaboration among many partners, including local governments, community groups, businesses, and residents. By cooperating in our community’s development and
Teachers inspire, guide and shape our future and communities. That’s why TEP diligently supports them behind the scenes and in the classroom.
Electric vehicle owners can save money by helping to conserve energy when it’s needed most, starting this summer.
The city expects to save about $125,000 in electric costs each year at eight buildings after investing about $12,700 on upgrades.
Over the next three to five years, the nonprofit organization expects to install donated solar panels on about 100 new homes for low-income residents.
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A few smart moves before you head out the door can trim your next bill, and the fix is simpler than you might expect.
New nuclear generation will take time to develop, which is why it’s essential that Arizona’s leading energy providers begin these initial steps now.