Crews are testing, rating and prioritizing utility poles for replacement, and anticipate replacing up to 20 poles. This will improve safety and service reliability.
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The LFCR charge partly offsets the revenue TEP loses when customers reduce their bills through our conservation and renewable energy programs.
TEP volunteers will join community members to help construct a house during the 19th Women Build for Habitat for Humanity on March 7.
TEP sponsored the SheTech Explorer Day, where high school girls learned about career pathways.
TEP employees joined more than 400 judges to rate projects at the SARSEF Engineering and Science Fair, sponsored by TEP.
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TEP Suspends Public Meetings about Proposed Transmission Line Amid Coronavirus Concerns
TEP is suspending two public open house meetings next week as a precaution to limit unnecessary risk of exposure to the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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