Sometimes lending a hand means looking out for more than just people – and that’s exactly what two APS employees experienced recently when they discovered a barn owl in need of help.

To keep your power reliable, no matter the season or weather, APS uses a diverse mix of energy sources, including nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, energy storage, coal and programs that help customers use less energy during times of high demand.

Today, Arizona Public Service (APS), City of Mesa, Salt River Project (SRP), Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and UniSource Energy Services announced commitment plans for Transwestern Pipeline’s Desert Southwest expansion project. This new natural gas …

PHOENIX – Community members and more than 100 Arizona Public Service (APS) employee volunteers teamed up with the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), Maricopa County Parks, City of Phoenix, and Liberty Wildlife to clean up lakes and …

Arizona Public Service (APS) has signed agreements to add new energy supplies to its energy mix – APS’s largest-ever planned addition of new power sources. In all, APS will add nearly 7,300 megawatts (MW) of renewable power, battery energy …

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Grid Deployment Office announced it has awarded APS two grants, totaling $70 million, for projects to strengthen smart grid resilience, expand wildfire prevention and mitigation measures and help meet …

APS hosts the Key Supplier Forum and Awards to recognize outstanding supplier partners that provide exceptional service and help us deliver on our mission to provide reliable, affordable and clean energy to our customers.