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Tucson Electric Power To Issue $13 Credit To Customers
TEP plans to also assist small commercial customers with $46 bill credits in June for those with average usage.
TUCSON, AZ—Tucson Electric Power plans to return unused energy efficiency funds to customers to help cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
TEP’s request, which was approved May 5 by the Arizona Corporation Commission, will provide usage-based bill credits in June that will amount to $13 for residential customers with typical energy use.
“We want to continue supporting our communities during this difficult time, and this bill credit will provide customers with some additional assistance right away,” said David G. Hutchens, TEP’s Chief Executive Officer.
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In addition to credits for residential customers, TEP will assist small commercial customers with $46 bill credits in June for those with average usage.
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