Be on alert for suspicious phone calls, text messages and letters from scammers who impersonate TEP employees.
With transmission lines stretching through remote forests and deserts, TEP employees must stay vigilant during wildfire season.
When trees grow into power lines, outages can occur. It’s important to clear weeds from alleys so we can access electrical equipment during emergencies.
Police officers and fire fighters often are the first on scene when an electric outage or problem occurs. We train them and others about how to stay safe.
The ECA allows TEP to recover a portion of the expenses for improvements made at TEP’s power plants.
The PPFAC is a usage-based charge that reflects changes in the costs TEP incurs to fuel its power plants and purchase energy for customers.
TEP is a key sponsor of Tucson’s new bike share program that allows riders to rent bicycles to explore the city’s urban core.