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Seal the end of summer with savings
Summer season may be ending soon, but there are still plenty of hot days left, which means you still have ample opportunity to save energy and money in your home. Whether you’re a do-it-yourselfer or you prefer to call in the pros, SRP’s got your home energy efficiency needs covered inside and out, with:
- A wide selection of rebates to save in every area of your home, from AC units to smart thermostats to the light bulbs
- A network of licensed contractors that can help guide you through energy-efficient upgrades
- Energy-saving tips that you can do yourself to make your home more energy efficient
Not sure which rebates or upgrades may be best for your home? Get a free virtual home energy assessment from an energy ambassador and find out!
Visit savewithsrp.com to learn more, and close summer with an energy-saving win.
Plug into savings with these EV options
From saving gas to being environmentally friendly, electric vehicles host a wide array of benefits, both for drivers and the planet. Even better, there’s no shortage of electric vehicle (EV) options for every driver on the road. If you’re thinking of making the switch, SRP can help answer a few potential questions:
- What kind of electric cars are there? If you’re considering switching to an electric vehicle, there are plenty of options to choose from, so you can find which EV is best for you.
- How can I make charging more convenient? See how you can charge your EV at home, and which chargers you can even find on SRP Marketplace™ with rebates!
- How much can I save? You can calculate your potential savings with an EV, get rebates on EV chargers for your home and get on SRP’s EV price plan, designed to help EV car owners save. It’s a win-win-win.
Already have an electric vehicle? Join SRP’s EV Community and gain access to special offers, insider news and exclusive EV initiatives, and get a $50 electric bill credit just for joining!
Visit srp.net/EV to learn more.
September is emergency preparedness month
National Preparedness Month is observed every September with the objective of raising awareness about — and preparing for — disasters and emergencies. You can find safety tips and recommendations from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) by visiting ready.gov/September
. Here are a few other tips:
ESTABLISH a family plan and prepare “go bags” for everyone in advance.
SIGN UP for SRP alerts that may impact your area at srp.net/outagealerts.
FAMILIARIZE yourself with home utilities and learn how to shut off water, power and gas.
STOCKPILE nonperishable food, medicine and water, setting aside enough to sustain your family for up to 72 hours.
CREATE an evacuation plan and discuss zones.
CONSIDER mobile chargers and power cells for emergency electricity.
ENSURE that everyone has key contacts in their phones and devices.
Most importantly, if you or your loved ones rely on electrical life-sustaining medical equipment, visit srp.net/medical to sign up for SRP’s Medical Preparedness Program, which alerts you if you need to seek relocation during a planned outage.
Preserving Arizona’s water and forests together
At SRP, we’re committed to more than delivering reliable electricity and water. We’re committed to the future of Arizona. That’s why we’ve created the SRP Healthy Forest Initiative™, focused on strategically thinning overgrown forests to prevent wildfires and protect Arizona’s water, but we can’t do it alone.
For as little as $3 a month, you can join us in protecting our forests and water supply, for generations to come. What’s more, we’ll provide a dollar-for-dollar match for every customer contribution, up to $200,000 per year.
Your contributions will help:
- Prevent catastrophic fires
- Protect surrounding communities
- Preserve the Valley’s water supply and power infrastructure
- Create a healthier ecosystem more resilient to climate change
- Keep the forest healthy for generations to come
Help us reach our goal of strategically thinning 500,000 acres of overgrown forests by 2035. Visit srp.net/healthyforest to learn more.
Did you know?
Did you know that more than 8,000 gallons of water is needed for every 1,000 square feet of winter ryegrass planted? As one of the Valley’s largest suppliers of water, SRP reminds you that there are many benefits of not planting a winter lawn.
Save time: There’s no need to scalp your lawn, prepare the seedbed, seed, water or mow.
Save water: Getting ryegrass seed to germinate requires watering three times a day. Dormant Bermuda grass needs to be watered only once a month from November to February — even less if we get winter rain.
Save money: Cut down on seed, labor, water and landscaping expenses. Also, wastewater rates are often determined by your winter water usage. So, if you use more water in the winter, your wastewater rate may be higher throughout the rest of the year.
For more water-saving tips, visit srp.net/conservation.
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