I read an online article about SRP and their new annual report and how they’ve gone to online video and data.  I haven’t actually seen the report, but it sounds like a great idea, based on the statistics the article provides.  According to the article, SRP printed 6,000 less copies of the annual report and used more recycled paper on the reports they did print, saving about 161 trees!  Not to mention saving 68,700 gallons of water and avoiding the output of 10,000 pounds of greenhouse gases.  When you stop to reflect what goes into the making of something as simple as an annual report, and the resources we use, it’s shocking.  From the above statistics you can see what we can do to save some of our resources just from using current technology!

Want to do a little conservation of your own?  Here are a few tips:

Did you know you can receive you SRP bill online?  Just go to www.srpnet.com, log in, and sign up for the electronic bill.  That in itself can save a lot of paper!

While you’re there you can also check your daily power usage, and compare it to the average household.  This will give you an idea of where you stand with you power usage.  From there you can use the Home Energy Manager to figure out ways to lower your power consumption, and your bill.

There are several great tools online with SRP for you to use to help you lower your energy usage, and your monthly bills.  Be sure to get on there and check out what they have to offer.  Not only can you save money, you can help to conserve our resources!