TEP helped attract 285 new jobs to Southern Arizona through our strong partnerships last year.
Franchise agreements govern how utilities use public streets and other rights of way to install, maintain and upgrade their infrastructure.
Under the agreement, Project Blue would pay our standard, regulated rate for large, high-voltage customers.
In the face of higher costs across our economy, it’s reasonable to ask hard questions about whether energy providers really need increased rates.
See our impact on local business customers in 2025 by the numbers.
Applications close May 31 on TEP’s program that offers rebates on EV chargers and expert advice.
With unseasonably high temperatures that could lead to greater energy use, TEP is offering customers advice to help manage their monthly bills.