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About us
Welcome to SRP, where our roots connect us to the vibrant communities we serve. For more than 120 years, we have delivered essential water and power services to the Phoenix metropolitan area. We’ve built lasting relationships and deep connections with our customers. Their satisfaction is the main focus of our mission. Beyond our history, SRP has a bright future in the Valley of the Sun thanks to the dedication of our employees, who are the heart and soul of the company. Our commitment to innovation and cutting-edge technology will be key to continued success in our second century in business. Explore diverse career opportunities in engineering, finance, IT, cybersecurity and more. Join us in powering a future that's both tradition-rich and forward-thinking. Let's shape this exciting journey together. Terms of Use • Be respectful. Profanity, harassment, confidential information or potentially libelous statements are prohibited. • Comments should relate to SRP and its programs, news or initiatives, or the utility industry. • Blatant promotion of a business, product or cause is not allowed. • These guidelines may be updated and visitor comments and posts may be removed at our discretion.
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http://www.srpnet.com
External link for Salt River Project
- Industry
- Utilities
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Tempe, AZ
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1903
- Specialties
- Power Generation, Water Delivery, and Customer Service
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1500 N. Mill Ave.
Tempe, AZ 85281, US
Employees at Salt River Project
Updates
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We’re funding Arizona State University conducted research that explores Phoenix’s water availability and where that water comes from. These findings will help us better prepare for a more reliable future.
Computer modeling shows where Arizona's winter precipitation originates | ASU News
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Jake, a Business Analyst in Substation Services at SRP, is also a past co-chair of SRP Proud, one of 10 Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) at the company. Jake also finds time to give back outside of work – both in the community, and as a parent.
Supporting change in the workplace
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“We are proud to be leading the way with integrating new energy technology to serve our customers.” - Jim Pratt, GM & CEO, SRP
New SRP battery storage systems will help power thousands of homes
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We will never call and threaten to disconnect your power within an hour.
Beware of utility scams
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We added two new battery storage systems, Sierra Estrella and Superstition. Battery storage systems are essential to our renewable sources, such as solar, by helping the grid with peak energy demand when the sun is down.
Powering the grid with solar
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Salt River Project reposted this
Today, along with Salt River Project, we were thrilled to celebrate Plus Power’s new energy reliability resources in the Greater Phoenix area: Sierra Estrella Energy Storage in Avondale and Superstition Energy Storage in Gilbert. Combined, Sierra Estrella and Superstition are adding 340 MW / 1,360 MWh of #batterystorage capacity to SRP’s system, enough to power 76,000 residential homes for a four-hour period. The facilities will serve SRP customers during times of peak electricity demand, supporting power reliability during another hot #Arizona summer. They will also facilitate the continued integration of readily available, domestically produced #renewableenergy sources in the sunny southwestern United States. We were grateful to gather this morning for a ribbon cutting with landowners, construction and finance partners, Avondale and Gilbert leaders, state and federal representatives, and others who helped bring these projects to the finish line. Stay tuned for more photos from the event! Read more about the projects and how they’ll support the SRP power system: https://lnkd.in/dcbCBdPJ
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With the help of SRP rebates, City of Mesa's adding solar coverage to over 600 downtown parking spaces. Mesa’s transition to clean energy will also result in cooler car temperatures from sitting under the shaded structures.
Solar deal to shade 660 downtown parking spaces
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SRP is celebrating Women in Engineering Day with a story about one of our many talented and hardworking engineers, Jeni Mistry. She shares some advice for others pursuing this path: “If there’s an opportunity out there, take it!” said Mistry. “SRP has a great mentorship program… We also have a rotation program; the young people come in and they soak in information. We’re providing opportunities for the future.” Read more:
Empowering women in engineering