Teachers inspire, guide and shape our future and communities. That’s why TEP diligently supports them behind the scenes and in the classroom.
The city expects to save about $125,000 in electric costs each year at eight buildings after investing about $12,700 on upgrades.
New nuclear generation will take time to develop, which is why it’s essential that Arizona’s leading energy providers begin these initial steps now.
TEP and other Arizona utilities and labor organizations thank Governor Hobbs, Senator Shope for strengthening Arizona utility worker protections.
Local businesses can get financial incentives this summer through our new Smart Rewards Business program.
Transmission line projects are literally the opposite of backroom deals, built in plain sight through transparent public processes.
TEP representatives highlight our economic development and responsible growth efforts at conferences and events.
Our Business Development team members are assigned to specialize in focus areas with major impacts on economic development in Southern Arizona.