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Make Arizona energy math work for your home.

Use practical calculators for APS and SRP bills, EV charging, pool pumps, solar, batteries, and outage planning—with assumptions you can inspect and official sources you can open.

No installer quotes. No product commissions. No account required.

Choose your starting point

7 calculators built for Arizona decisions

Begin with a bill, a pool schedule, a project, or the loads you need to keep running.

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Numbers with a paper trail

Know where the answer came from.

Energy decisions are too expensive for hidden assumptions. Every active tool is designed to make its inputs, limits, and supporting documents easy to find.

Open the source ledger

Start with primary documents

Utility tariffs, ratebooks, agency guidance, and program terms come before summaries or sales claims.

Show the moving parts

Inputs and assumptions stay visible so you can see what changes the result instead of trusting a mystery number.

Date every review

Tools display when their source set was checked, and outdated calculators stay out of the public directory.

Current reference points

The details that change the answer

Our active calculators reflect these important 2026 facts. Open a tool to see the full methodology and source links.

New 2026 residential solar and battery installations use a 0% federal Section 25D credit.

APS winter super-off-peak is $0.03495/kWh on qualifying weekdays; there is no summer super-off-peak tier.

APS Storage Rewards uses $110 per average delivered kW, not a flat battery rebate.

SRP E-27 combines three seasons with progressive demand tiers and matching-period solar exports.

Before you calculate

Useful questions, clear answers

Are these calculators connected to APS, SRP, or an installer?

No. AZ Energy Hub is independent. The intended funding model is display advertising, which is currently disabled during recovery. We do not sell installations, collect contractor leads, or earn product commissions.

Do the bill calculators predict my exact utility bill?

No. They estimate the core charges described on each tool. Taxes, adjustors, riders, meter details, and account-specific charges can change your final bill, so compare the result with your utility statement.

How current are the rates and program rules?

Each calculator shows its review date and links to the official tariff, ratebook, program page, or federal guidance behind its assumptions. The source ledger records the effective period and check date for every material source.

Is there a federal residential solar or battery credit for a new 2026 installation?

No. The Section 25D Residential Clean Energy Credit ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Our calculators apply a 0% federal credit to new 2026 residential installations.