TEP is affirming that its recent request for a rate review was not influenced by Project Blue, a proposed data center reviewed by the Pima County Board of Supervisors.
Tucson Electric Power has requested regulatory review of new, higher rates that would take effect in September 2026.
Consider strategies that can help manage cooling costs during the summer, when higher temperatures drive up AC use that typically leads to higher bills.
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TEP Launches ‘Check on Your Neighbor’ Canvassing Effort in Flowing Wells After Record Heat
Volunteers will go door-to-door in Flowing Wells and Amphi neighborhoods to provide heat safety information and check on the well-being of residents.
TEP is cautioning the City of Tucson that a third-party study of alternative energy supply options for city residents is profoundly flawed.
TEP is reducing average residential bills by more than $4 per month beginning April 1 thanks to a reduction in a surcharge that reflects recent energy costs.
TEP, Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project announced today they’ll be working together to explore adding nuclear generation in Arizona.