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How hard the state’s grid is working right now — hourly demand on APS, SRP and Tucson Electric from federal grid data, each against its record.

Statewide demand · 11 p.m. Phoenix time
11,325 MW
against 22,571 MW — the three utilities’ record peaks, summed · APS + SRP + TEP, newest hour all three report
APS
5,454 MW
Arizona Public Service · +285 MW vs this hour yesterday
hourly demand, past 72 hours
SRP
4,010 MW
Salt River Project · -694 MW vs this hour yesterday
hourly demand, past 72 hours
TEP
1,861 MW
Tucson Electric Power · -25 MW vs this hour yesterday
hourly demand, past 72 hours
UtilityNow (MW)Today’s peakRecord peakSet% of record
APSArizona Public Service5,454—9,437Sep 9, 2026—
SRPSalt River Project4,010—8,987Jul 25, 2026—
TEPTucson Electric Power1,861—4,147Jul 12, 2020—

Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Hourly Electric Grid Monitor (demand by balancing authority; federal tracking began July 2015, so “record” means since then). Hours are Phoenix time; the feed runs one to three hours behind the clock.