Electric Utilities & Regulators
Your electric utility can play an important role in making electric vehicle ownership more affordable. Explore Arizona utility EV programs, charging rates, incentives, rebates and other resources for driving electric.
Get more from charging at home.
Arizona electric utilities offer a variety of resources for electric vehicle owners. Depending on where you live, these may include EV-specific or time-of-use electricity rates, rebates for home charging equipment, managed charging programs and other incentives.
Find your utility's EV resources.
Select your electric utility below to visit its current electric vehicle information, rate, rebate or charging-program resources. Program availability and eligibility can change, so confirm current details directly with your utility.
Arizona Public Service
EV charging information, rate-plan guidance, charging resources and current APS electric vehicle programs.
Explore APS EV resources →City of Mesa Utilities
Information for City of Mesa electric customers, including electric vehicle time-of-use charging rates.
Explore Mesa EV resources →Dixie Power
Electric vehicle programs and resources for Dixie Power members in northern Arizona and southern Utah.
Explore Dixie Power →Salt River Project
EV information, charging guidance, electricity price plans and resources for SRP customers.
Explore SRP EV resources →Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Co-op
Electric vehicle information and programs available to SSVEC members in southeastern Arizona.
Explore SSVEC resources →Trico Electric Cooperative
EV charging, rates and sustainable transportation resources for Trico members in southern Arizona.
Explore Trico EV resources →Tucson Electric Power
EV charging information, rates, incentives and transportation electrification resources for TEP customers.
Explore TEP EV resources →UniSource Energy Services
Electric vehicle charging information and resources for UniSource electric customers in Arizona.
Explore UniSource →Connecting communities, utilities and regulators.
DRIVE Electric Arizona works with electric utilities and regulatory agencies to help develop, implement and improve EV programs, charging infrastructure and access to electric transportation throughout Arizona.
EV Rate Programs
Encouraging electricity-rate structures that make charging practical and affordable.
Charging Infrastructure
Supporting thoughtful expansion of reliable charging infrastructure across Arizona.
Consumer Access
Helping ensure EV programs and benefits are accessible to communities throughout the state.
Utility Engagement
Bringing the EV-driver perspective into conversations about transportation electrification.
Arizona electric utility providers.
Arizona is served by investor-owned utilities, public utilities, electric cooperatives and other electricity providers. Service territories vary substantially across the state.
- Ajo Improvement Company
- Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Inc.
- Arizona Public Service
- Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC
- formerly Noble Americas Energy Solutions, LLC
- City of Mesa
- Columbus Electric Co-op
- Dixie Escalante Rural Electric Association
- Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative
- Garkane Power Association
- Graham County Electric Cooperative
- Mohave Electric Cooperative
- Morenci Water & Electric Company
- Navopache Electric Co-op
- Salt River Project
- Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Co-op
- Trico Electric Cooperative
- Tucson Electric Power
- UNS Electric, Inc.
Arizona Corporation Commission
Many Arizona electric utilities are regulated by the Arizona Corporation Commission. The Commission's Utilities Division oversees matters involving regulated public service corporations, including electric utilities.
Visit the ACC Utilities Division →Looking for more Arizona EV resources?
Explore charging information, incentives, Arizona laws, EV ownership resources and other tools designed to make driving electric easier.
