Save $180 with the Economy Price Plan

Energy can represent a significant expense, especially to households on tight budgets. Customers with limited incomes (see chart below) can receive $15 off SRP charges each month through the Economy Price Plan – that's $180 a year.

Here’s how it works

If you meet the eligibility requirements listed below, simply fill out an application form and mail it to SRP. Once your application is approved, you will automatically begin receiving $15 off your SRP electric bill each month. Should your bill in a given month be less than $15, the total bill will be decreased to zero.

If you are an SRP M-Power customer, $15 credit will be available on the first of each month and will be applied as a credit to your smart card with a minimum $1 purchase.

You must reapply annually to continue qualifying for this special program. SRP will send you a new application form when it is time to reapply.

View the plan

For information about the cost of electricity, you can view the price plan details.

How to enroll

To enroll, please download, print and complete the application or call SRP at (602) 236-8888 (outside the Phoenix area 1 (800) 258-4777) to request that an application be mailed to you. Then, simply complete the application and mail to SRP at:

Economy Price Plan PAB370
SRP
P. O. Box 52025
Phoenix AZ 85072-2025

Please remember to review the eligibility requirements below.

Eligibility

You may be eligible for this discount if you meet the following conditions:

  1. You are an SRP residential customer with an account in your name
  2. Your total monthly household income before taxes and/or deductions must be at or below the federal income guidelines below:
Household size Monthly income level Household size Monthly income level
1 person $1,355 4 people $2,757
2 people $1,821 5 people $3,224
3 people $2,289 6 people $3,692
For more than 6 people, add $468 per person
(Example: 7 people = $4,160)

*The above income guidelines are effective until June 30, 2010. Current eligibility guidelines define "income" as including, but not limited to, the combined income of all people living in your home including salary, Social Security income, Veteran's benefits, disability, unemployment and retirement benefits, pensions, rental income, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), interest and dividends.

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Credit counseling

We know that energy can represent a significant expense, especially to households on tight budgets. In many cases, SRP's Customer Resource Counselors can offer referrals for possible assistance.

When appropriate, SRP representatives will refer customers to our counseling staff. Counselors then link these customers to resources available in the community, such as energy funds, shelter, food, clothing or medical care.

As part of SRP's efforts to provide value to the communities we serve, our counselors also conduct energy education workshops and participate in various community events, recommending beneficial SRP programs.

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