Facts about SRP
SRP is two entities: the Salt River Project
Agricultural Improvement and Power District, a
political subdivision of the state of Arizona; and
the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association,
a private corporation.
The District provides electricity to nearly
934,000 retail customers in the Phoenix area.
It operates or participates in 11 major power
plants and numerous other generating stations,
including thermal, nuclear, natural gas and
hydroelectric sources.
The Association delivers nearly 1 million
acre-feet of water annually to a service area in
central Arizona. An extensive water delivery
system is maintained and operated by the
Association, including reservoirs, wells, canals
and irrigation laterals.
Purpose statement
SRP delivers high-value electricity and water for the benefit of our customers, shareholders and the communities we serve.
Basic data FY11
| Employees, year-end |
4,322* |
| Electric customers, year-end |
949,388 |
| Electric service area |
2,900 sq. mi. |
| Water service area |
375 sq. mi |
| Watershed |
13,000 sq. mi. |
Power data FY11
| Peak - SRP retail customers (MW) |
6,350 |
| Resources available to serve peak (MW) |
7,438 |
| Sales, total (GWh) |
31,960 |
| Sales, retail (GWh) |
26,276 |
Financial data FY11
| Data |
($ in 000s) |
| Total operating revenues |
$2,762,531 |
| Operating expenses, total |
$2,359,584 |
| Net revenues (loss) |
$304,553** |
| Utility plant, gross |
$12,630,718 |
| Electric revenue contributions to support water operations |
$34,718 |
| Taxes & tax equivalents |
$105,054 |
| Debt ratio |
50.9% |
| Debt service coverage ratio |
2.78 |
Note: SRP operates on a fiscal year of May 1 through April 30.
SRP's ownership interest in power sources:
| Facility |
SRP ownership interest |
Power source |
| Agua Fria Generating Station (Ariz.) |
100% of 626 MW |
oil/natural gas-fired |
| Coronado Generating Station (Ariz.) |
100% of 785 MW Units 1 & 2
100% of 500-kW transmission system |
coal-fired |
| Craig Generating Station (Colo.) |
29% (248 MW) of 856 MW |
coal-fired |
| Desert Basin Generating Station (Ariz.) |
100% of 581 MW |
natural gas-fired |
| Four Corners Generating Station (N.M.) |
10% (148 MW) of 1,500 MW, Units 4 & 5 |
coal-fired |
| Hayden Generating Station (Colo.) |
50% (131 MW) of 262 MW Unit 2 |
coal-fired |
| Kyrene Generating Station (Ariz.) |
100% of 516 MW |
natural gas-fired |
| Navajo Generating Station (Ariz.) |
21.7% (488 MW) of 2,250 MW |
coal-fired |
| Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (Ariz.) |
17.49% (676 MW) of 3,875 MW, Units 1, 2 & 3 |
nuclear |
| Santan Generating Station (Ariz.) |
100% of 1,219 MW |
natural gas-fired |
For more information, see the SRP generation sources
page.
Water data
Note: Water data is for the calendar year 2010.
| Data |
(acre feet) |
| Water deliveries |
809,825 |
| Reservoir storage capacity |
2,313,201 |
| Water in storage, year-end |
2,005,829 |
| Runoff |
1,696,193 |
SRP dams and lakes
| Dam |
Lake |
| Bartlett Dam |
Bartlett Lake |
| C.C. Cragin Dam |
C.C. Cragin Reservoir |
| Horse Mesa Dam |
Apache Lake |
| Horseshoe Dam |
Horseshoe Lake |
| Mormon Flat Dam |
Canyon Lake |
| Stewart Mountain Dam |
Saguaro Lake |
| Theodore Roosevelt Dam |
Roosevelt Lake |
For more information, see the Arizona Dams page.
Corporate officers and executive management
View a list of corporate officers, executive management and Board and Council members.
* Excludes non-regular employees such as temporary employees, students and apprentices.
** Net revenues (loss) after negative fair-value adjustment amount of $101,300,000.