TEP partners with the Beacon Group to provide employment opportunities to people with disabilities.
Solar Portfolio Grows with Avalon Array A large solar field near Green Valley off of Pima Mine Road, scheduled to come online in December, will grow Tucson Electric Power’s significant renewable energy portfolio. The Avalon project is scheduled in two phases: Phase 1 will be the completion of a 35-megawatt solar field and interconnection to
As the heat of summer approaches, Tucson Electric Power is offering a cool $30 rebate to customers who recycle outdated, inefficient refrigerators or freezers through the company’s new Refrigerator Recycling Program. Rebates are available to customers who call 855-559-2524 or visit tep.com/recycle and arrange to have full-size refrigerators or freezers picked up for recycling. Each
AREVA System to Boost TEP’s Solar Portfolio Tucson Electric Power will add to its renewable-energy portfolio the AREVA solar power system, which over the course of a year will produce enough power to serve nearly 1,000 homes. The Compact Linear Fresnel Reflector, or CLFR, solar steam generator will boost the output of TEP’s H. Wilson
Tucson Electric Power’s Account Manager is a full-service online portal for customers to pay their bills, check their usage history, enroll in new programs, learn about energy efficiency, and much more. By enrolling in Account Manager, customers gain access to a tremendous amount of information — at home or on the go via mobile-optimized tep.com
Tucson Electric Power has an extensive partnership with the University of Arizona to study and identify the optimal integration of renewable energy technology. Researchers and scientists in the UA Renewable Energy Network work closely with TEP personnel to test solar panels, forecast weather, experiment with different solar technologies and develop batteries for storing energy. “The
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Supporting the Regional Science Fair Tucson Electric Power has been a longtime sponsor and supporter of the Southern Arizona regional science fair, encouraging the next generation of engineers and scientists. The Southern Arizona Research, Science and Engineering Foundation, or SARSEF, holds the annual K-12 regional science fair at the Tucson Convention Center. This year, registration