The Latest from Pasadena Water & Power

Our public meetings to determine Pasadena's energy future continues in September.

With tropical storm hilary on the horizon, PWP is ready to respond.

PWP in the early planning phase of a project that will convert overhead utility wires below city streets in order to beautify the city, reduce the number of outages and enhance public safety.

PWP in the early planning phase of a project that will convert overhead utility wires below city streets in order to beautify the city, reduce the number of outages and enhance public safety.

Beware of fraud: a string of fraudulent phone calls and e-mails have been occurring this month. Find out how to verify legitimate PWP communications.

Every Spring, Pasadena Water and Power holds the "Water is Life" Art Contest to reward incredible artwork from local K-12 students depicting water-wise themes.

As part of Pasadena’s commitment to the adoption of clean energy, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) is expanding its energy portfolio with 25 megawatts (MW) of geothermal energy.

As part of Pasadena’s commitment to the adoption of clean energy, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) is expanding its energy portfolio with 25 megawatts (MW) of geothermal energy.

In accordance with the end of the COVID-19 State of Emergency, PWP will resume charging late fees for delinquent bills generated on or after July 1, 2023.

PWP will be continuing its Arroyo Parkway Project at the intersection of California Blvd and and Arroyo Parkway this month.

Throughout the month of May, Pasadena Water and Power is promoting water awareness through educational events, facility tours and the reaffirmation of the summer outdoor watering schedule.

PWP will be moving overhead utility wires below city streets in order to beautify the city, reduce the number of outages and enhance public safety.

Under the current Level 2 Plan, outdoor watering days will be adjusted to two days per week starting April 1, 2023.

Learn how to spot a scammer, and protect yourself from common fraud tactics.

PWP in partnership with the Maravilla Foundation can provide financial assistance to eligible customers.

Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) will implement a Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) due to the increased price of natural gas effective March 1, 2023.

Virtual community meeting set for February 22.

Fitch Ratings recently upgraded PWP’s Water Revenue Bonds to ‘AAA,’ the agency’s highest rating.

Updated guide helps PWP costumers make informed decisions about solar.

PWP celebrates Public Power Week 2022

One Day per Week Outdoor Irrigation Schedule Begins September 1, 2022.

Meet the winner of PWP's annual Water is Life Art Contest!

Learn more about PWP's Wood Pole Inspection and Replacement Program.

City Council has approved the new water rate adjustments.

Read the 2022 Scholarship winning essays!

Make simple changes to improve your water footprint and build drought resilience.

The Arroyo Charging EV Depot is PWP's newest charging station.

PWP celebrates Public Power 2021 on October 3-9 this year.

On August 16, City Council approved implementation of the Level 2 Water Supply Shortage Plan.

Deputy GM weighs in on the transformation of energy and PWP's efforts to remain nimble!

PWP's 2020 Annual Report is now available to read and download.

PWP offers new online educational resources for students and teachers engaged in distance learning.

PR Daily's Content Marketing Awards announced that PWP received an Honorable Mention for their creative video about the Marengo Charging Plaza.