Interested in a career in the energy industry? The new Career Center on tep.com offers more than just job openings — it’s a resource for information about working at Tucson Electric Power and in the utility business. TEP Human Resources leveraged the company’s affiliation with the National Center for Energy Workforce Development to give depth
TEP participates in Beat Back Buffelgrass Day, dedicated to spreading awareness and removing vast quantities of the perennial grass.
BrightEE Awards Nominations Accepted Through Dec. 1 Tucson Electric Power is accepting nominations for the second annual TEP BrightEE Awards, which recognize customers and other community partners for energy savings achieved through the company’s energy efficiency, or EE, programs. BrightEE (pronounced “brighty”) awards will be presented on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015 to customers who have
Tucson Electric Power customers will enjoy winter bill savings over the next five years as a result of the acquisition of TEP’s parent company by Fortis Inc., the largest investor-owned gas and electric distribution utility company in Canada. Under terms of Fortis’ August 2014 acquisition of UNS Energy Corporation, customers of TEP and sister company
The focus of Black Friday shopping tends to be for items such as large-screen TVs and new video game consoles. But this year, consider taking advantage of rebates for purchases that make your home more energy efficient and comfortable. Tucson Electric Power offers residential customers ways to save energy and money through energy efficiency programs.
Tucson Electric Power has teamed up with the Salvation Army to help children get the clothes and supplies they need for a positive start to the new school year. About 25 TEP employees joined other volunteers on July 18 for the annual Salvation Army Back to School Shopping Spree, which enabled 125 less-fortunate children to
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