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Community-based, not-for-profit.

Prioritizing power, water and you by keeping rates low, reliability high and conservation top of mind.

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Conserving water for the Valley's future.

See the steps we’re taking to ensure a long-term water supply for all Arizonans.

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SRP's rates are 37% lower compared to other utilities in the Southwest.*

That’s real savings you can keep in your pocket every month.

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Easy ways to save

Conserve and save money

Choosing a plan where you conserve energy during peak usage times of 6–9 p.m. can save you money.

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Save $125 with BYOT

Get up to $100 in bill credits, plus $25 every year you participate in the SRP Bring Your Own Thermostat Program™ (BYOT).

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Choose the plan for you

We offer flexible price plans so you can match energy use to your lifestyle and budget.

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ENERGY-SAVING TIP

Cut "vampire" energy

Unplug items like chargers, small kitchen appliances and laptops when they are not in use or use smart power strips. This simple change can save you up to $100 a year, according to energy.gov. SRP offers instant rebates on power strips.

More energy-saving tips

WE’RE NOT-FOR-PROFIT. HERE’S WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU.
We're #1 in the Southwest for reliability.**
WE’RE NOT-FOR-PROFIT. HERE’S WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU.
Our rates are 37% lower compared to other utilities in the Southwest.*
WE’RE NOT-FOR-PROFIT. HERE’S WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU.
We’ve been sustainably managing the Valley's water since 1903.

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^*Reflects an average price per kWh across SRP’s price plans vs. the combined average price per kWh of 10 peer electric utilities in the Southwest with over 500,000 customers from November 2024 - October 2025. Source: eia.gov data
^**Among all electric utilities with over 500,000 customers. Source: 2024 SAIDI, per eia.gov