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We’re honoring our crews for Lineworker Appreciation Day. From restoring power during storms to maintaining the grid that keeps our homes, schools and businesses running smoothly, our lineworkers show unwavering dedication, skill and courage every single day.
‼️ Phoenix area voters: Today is the last day to register to be able to vote in upcoming SRP elections!
Find out more about eligibility and how to vote here:
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Good coverage on transformer manufacturing in WSJ today. Non-standardized products, skilled labor required, very import-dependent.
U.S. transformer shortage bottleneck: 4-6 week hand-build process by skilled "winders" takes 3-5 years to master, can't be automated.
Hitachi's Virginia plant expanding but needs 800 workers in 34K-person county.
14K unit shortage for large transformers, 123K for distribution units. 80% import dependency.
This summer, SRP donated 175 life jackets to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Lake Patrol loaner stations. These stations provide free life jackets for boaters and swimmers, helping keep everyone safe.
Wishing good luck to our SRP linemen and apprentices heading off to Kansas City to compete against other utility companies from around the world at the prestigious International Lineman’s Rodeo.
Our crews will continue working until power is fully restored across the Valley following this afternoon’s storms. We appreciate our customers’ patience as we work as safely and quickly as possible.
Our crews stayed busy this past weekend! Thank you to all of our team members who worked safely to restore power as quickly as possible during the intense storms.
Charlie Kirk lost his life today because someone thought violence was the answer to political disagreement.
It's never the answer, and political violence has no place in our country. I'm praying for his wife and children.
We announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration with Salt River Project (SRP) to help shape the future of long-duration energy storage technologies. LDES is an emerging energy solution that can store and dispatch clean, reliable power for 10+ hours at a time.
Arizona’s public universities are teaming up with @SRPconnect to protect Arizona’s water and energy future.
🔍 @ASU: Using AI to find causes of power outages
🌲 @NAU: Studying forest thinning’s impact on water post-wildfire
🔥 @UArizona: Assessing wildfire risks to SRP systems
Thank you to our crews who worked through the night to restore power after one of the biggest monsoon storm we've seen in a long time! And thank you to our customers for their patience as we worked safely and as quickly as possible.
On July 9 between 3 and 4 p.m., SRP delivered its highest-ever system peak of 8,324 megawatts (MW). This surpasses the previous system peak record of 8,205 MW, which was set on Aug. 4, 2024.
The Salt River Project has installed a state-of-the-art electric dredge system at Granite Reef Dam to address the growing issue of sand and silt buildup in Arizona reservoirs. ABC15's Meteorologist Justin Hobbs learns more.
Watch to learn more about your water supply and what @SRPconnect water experts do each day to ensure water reliability for the Valley. SRP supply remains above normal despite dry, warm weather. @alexisdomm@azfamily
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