While the national program is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, TEP has participated in supporting low-income customers through weatherization services since 1982.
Our Net Zero Hero Awards recognize community partners who are taking action to increase sustainability and reduce energy use.
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.
Houses can quietly lose energy through tiny oversights: a gap here, a clogged coil or dirty filter there.
Program participants receive a $50 gift card and additional incentives to allow temporary adjustments.
Every time customers take steps to use energy more efficiently, the benefits don’t stop at their next monthly bill.