ARIZONA'S ENERGY FUTURE

A long-term plan for cleaner, reliable energy for Arizona. That is the vision APS, the Arizona Corporation Commission and other customer groups are working toward. On May 16, 2012, the ACC approved a settlement agreement filed by APS and 21 other groups that is best for Arizona's energy future. Our plan allows Arizona to continue developing renewable energy; supports energy efficiency programs for customers; invests in grid upgrades; and changes the rate structure to reflect the importance of energy efficiency.

Settlement Agreement Approved By ACC

On May 15, 2012, the Arizona Corporation Commission voted to approve the settlement agreement in APS's general rate case. The agreement, which takes effect July 1, 2012, brings broad benefits to customers, keeping rates stable and affordable over the next four years.

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Bill Impacts

Base rates will remain flat for four years. That means not only zero bill impact on the average customer bill in 2012, but also that rates accounting for the vast majority of your bill will not change until at least 2016.

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Economic Benefits of Settlement

The settlement agreement in the APS rate case is expected to generate a number of economic benefits for Arizona.

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APS, ACC Staff, 20 Groups Agree to Settlement

The agreement keeps electricity rates affordable and increases rate stability, including a zero dollar base rate increase and no bill impact for the rest of 2012.

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APS Provides Top-Tier Reliability

APS is one of the nation's most reliable utilities as measured by the average number and duration of service interruptions experienced by the typical customer.

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How does this affect me?

If you're an APS customer, find out how this settlement will impact you.

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Regulatory Links

Rate Case Filings

On this website are links to the settlement agreement, APS direct testimony, ACC Staff and intervenor testimony and documents detailing all aspects of our request.

Videos

When you hit the light switch, you expect the power to be there. From new transmission lines to preventive technologies that address issues before they occur, APS is making infrastructure upgrades to ensure customers don't have to worry about their electricity supply.

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