Salt River Project 2035 sustainability goals

June 11, 2019
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Salt River Project’s board has approved its 2035 sustainability goals. The goals will be stronger and more aggressive and include five key areas: carbon emissions reductions, water resiliency, grid enablement, supply chain and waste and community engagement. The goals were created with input from stakeholders

In this segment:

Kelly Barr, SRP Associate General Manager and Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Executive, and Karen Peters, deputy Phoenix city manager and one of the stakeholders involved in coming up with the sustainability goals.

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