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APS Complies with EPA’s Community Right-to-Know Program    

As part of the national Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires certain industries (primarily manufacturing industries) to monitor and report certain chemicals they use, manufacture or release to the environment in amounts beyond a given threshold each year.

At APS, we are proud of our environmental record and fully support the EPA’s Community Right-to-Know program and its Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) program.

APS’ two coal plants -- Four Corners Power Plant, near Farmington, New Mexico, and Cholla Power Plant, west of Holbrook, Arizona -- are the only APS facilities required to file TRI reports under the new federal regulations.

For more information on TRI, follow these links:

Environmental Protection Agency
Edison Electric Institute's information on TRI
Harvard Center for Risk Analysis
Right to Know Network