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10/10/2024
Arizona Public Service (APS) crews from across the state are on their way to Florida to help rebuild the electric grid and restore power to communities devastated by Hurricane Milton.
10/7/2024
Long-term resource planning, maintenance and emergency response boost electric grid
10/2/2024
For some customers, switching plans can lead to savings
9/24/2024
Phoenix experienced its hottest summer ever in 2024, and temperatures were high around the state. If a high bill is making you sweat, here are five steps you can take to cool down.
9/24/2024
Innovation reduces customer bills, advances clean energy efforts and supports reliability
9/10/2024
Aaron Stafford, an Arizona native born and raised in Chino Valley, has spent his career working some of the toughest and most intense jobs, and is now climbing to new heights to become an APS lineworker where he will continue to serve Arizonans.
9/10/2024
APS and the Phoenix Suns team up to help teachers provide STEM learning to tens of thousands of Arizona students.
8/7/2024
APS customers set a new peak energy demand record by using 8,212 megawatts (MW) of power on Sunday, Aug. 4, according to preliminary figures.
8/2/2024
APS is prepared to meet the energy needs of its approximately 1.4 million customers during Arizona’s long, hot summers and all year long. Providing reliable power that’s also affordable is possible due to long-term planning, innovation and maintaining a diverse mix energy resources.
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