Promoting greater energy efficiency and clean transportation in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
SWEEP promotes the expansion and improvement of utility energy efficiency programs, sustainable building codes and regulations, and the advancement of clean transportation in the Southwest. We work on policy to establish energy equity for vulnerable communities, cost savings for homeowners and commuters, and advocacy for tackling the climate crisis.
Serving the southwestern United States in solving its energy and climate challenges since 2001, and leading the necessary transition away from fossil fuels through the beneficial electrification of our homes, buildings, and vehicles.
March 27, 2023 | Matt Frommer & Grace Hood Updated to incorporate amendments passed by the legislature on April 18, 2023. A bill introduced last week at the Colorado General […]
February 21, 2023 | Matt Frommer & Grace Hood Transportation is the largest source of climate emissions in Colorado, and the sector with by far the biggest deficit in meeting […]
SWEEP promotes the expansion and improvement of utility energy efficiency programs, sustainable building codes and regulations, and the advancement of clean transportation in the Southwest. We work on policy to establish energy equity for vulnerable communities, cost savings for homeowners and commuters, and advocacy for tackling the climate crisis.
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The Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP) is a public-interest organization promoting greater energy efficiency and clean transportation in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. For over two decades, SWEEP’s work has dictated and supported the Southwest region’s forward-thinking progress in advancing energy efficiency and electric vehicles.
SWEEP's own AZ rep, @carynnpotter, weighs in...
APS wants higher rates as public comment begins in June
A panel of experts discussed the upcoming APS rate case and other issues facing Arizona Corporation Commissioners.
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NEW TODAY: Learn some reasons why last year APS customers paid an average of 24% more per kwh for electricity than SRP, & meet one activist who is pushing for more accountability of APS.
1/2 "Our world is changing." Caryn Potter of SWEEP explains why citizens w/ benefit to learn about energy, utilities, & our elected regulators. We'll continue covering these vital issues. It's the summer of Power & Influence ⚡️. Send tips and q's to jdana@12news.com @12news
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