Every part of our local energy grid and regional transmission system must operate in perfect synchrony.
TEP is working with UA’s Arizona Geological Survey and industry partners to see if CO2 can be stored deep in the Harquahala basin.
Military personnel and veterans who apply for jobs at TEP can find recruiters who can relate: Two are veterans themselves.
At TEP, we do more than just keep the lights on — we also educate customers about our service and saving money.
Reviewing 2024’s achievements: high reliability, lower rates, new energy solutions and strong partnerships.
Local energy demand is expected to increase significantly, compelling TEP to develop additional resources to keep energy reliable and affordable.
If you’re inside a vehicle that comes into contact with downed power lines, there are specific steps you need to take to stay safe.