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Our customers depend on us each day to deliver reliable energy. With approximately 1.4 million customers across the state, it is critical that we provide quality service today while responsibly planning for what we‘ll need in the future.
APS is the state's leader in clean energy – providing customers with energy that is about 54% clean today and growing. We do this while maintaining reliability and affordability through a balanced and diverse energy portfolio, which includes nuclear, solar, energy storage, natural gas, energy-saving customer programs and more.
Integrated Resource Plan
Every three years, APS performs a comprehensive study to identify how much energy our customers will need over the next 15 years and what resources we’ll use to meet those needs. We consider factors like how much economic growth is expected in Arizona, what new technologies may be available and how weather could impact energy demand. The results of the study are filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission as our Integrated Resource Plan.
2026 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP)
Public Stakeholder Meeting
Microsoft Teams - October 14, 2026, 9-11 a.m.
Attendees will get an update on APS’s 2026 IRP.
RSVP required by Oct 9, email: RPAC@aps.com. Information and instructions on how to join
this virtual meeting will be provided to registered attendees in advance of the meeting.
2023 Integrated Resource Plan
News Release: New APS Plan Addresses Growing Customer Energy Needs
Our Priorities
Ensure Reliability
Maintain Affordability
Secure a Clean, Balanced Energy Mix
Powering Arizona’s Future
Stakeholder & Business Resources
Resource Planning Advisory Council (RPAC)
The Resource Planning Advisory Council (RPAC) was formed in early 2021 with a diverse set of stakeholders to collaborate with APS in the development of the Company’s 2023 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). In light of the rapidly changing energy environment evident across the country and in particular in Arizona, RPAC infuses additional stakeholder participation and transparency into the IRP process. The latest RPAC meeting presentations and minutes are linked below. If you have any questions, please contact us at rpac@aps.com.
RPAC / July 22, 2026
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / April 15, 2026
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / February 13, 2026
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / November 14, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / September 11, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
Follow-Up Presentation
Follow-Up Presentation Minutes
RPAC / July 10, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / April 9, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
RPAC / February 14, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
System Reliability Benefits (SRB) Adjustment Mechanism
The SRB Mechanism was approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) in 2024 and will allow APS to request recovery of costs for new APS-owned generation facilities, procured through competitive all-source requests for proposal, in between rate cases. APS will provide quarterly stakeholder meetings and updates on future or existing resources that qualify for the SRB. Any requests for recovery through the SRB will go through a review process and will require approval by the ACC. The latest SRB stakeholder presentations and minutes are linked below. If you have any questions please contact us at stakeholdermeetings@apsc.com.
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / July 23, 2026
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / February 27, 2026
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / November 21, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / August 1, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / April 30, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / January 29, 2025
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / October 25, 2024
Presentation
Minutes
SRB Stakeholder Meeting / July 23, 2024
Presentation
Minutes
Play a Role in Arizona’s Energy Future