SRP Gives Away Energy-Saving Prizes all Summer
Customers Can Win Smart Thermostats and LED Light Bulbs
WHAT:
SRP wants to give its customers another “Summer of Savings” and help them trim their energy bills. By learning energy efficiency-tips and utilizing 
SRP’s online energy-saving tools, found at www.savewithsrp.com, customers will be rewarded with entry codes to win prizes such as smart thermostats, energy-efficient LED bulbs and a grand prize ENERGY STAR® appliance package valued at more than $5,000 (photo below).
The online scavenger hunt runs now through Sept. 7 for SRP residential power customers.
For details on how to enter, visit srpnet.com/summer.
Customers will win a total of 1,500 LED lightbulbs and 250 smart thermostats.
Those who enter the “Summer of Savings” campaign will also be eligible to win the grand prize, which includes a Whirlpool front-loading washing machine and dryer, a Frigidaire dishwasher and a 55 inch 4K LG TV, including free installation courtesy of Mesa TV & Appliance.
LED bulbs and smart thermostat winners will be announced weekly.
The more entrycodes customers earn, the more chances they have to win.
WHEN:
The Sumer of Savings program runs through Sept. 7.
The grand prize winner will be selected at random on Sept. 18.
DETAILS:
During the summer months, air conditioners can account for 50 percent or more of a customer’s total utility bill. Smart thermostats increase an A/C unit’s efficiency. LED bulbs use five times less energy and last up to 15 times longer than traditional incandescents. By switching five most-used bulbs in a home, customers can save up to $75 per year.
For more deals, visit srpmarketplace.com.
SRP is a community-based, not-for-profit public power utility and the largest electricity provider in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, serving about 1.2 million customers. SRP provides water to about 2.5 million Valley residents, delivering 260 billion gallons of water (800,000 acre-feet) each year, and manages a 13,000-square-mile watershed that includes an extensive system of reservoirs, wells, irrigation laterals, and 131 miles of canals.