Does the City of Mesa Have Enough Water and Power for Manufacturing cover

Does the City of Mesa Have Enough Water and Power for Manufacturing

Curated byFreeway4 cardsUpdated Nov 2026
Mesa's 100-year assured water supply, its SRP-based water and power portfolio independent of the Colorado River, and SRP solar capacity serving Mesa's major data center customers \u2014 what site selectors need to know.
Mesa's Resilient Infrastructure for Employers
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Mesa's Resilient Infrastructure for Employers

Leading Mesa employers like Boeing and Banner Health benefit from reliable power, citywide fiber, and a 100-year assured water supply certified by the State of Arizona.

City of Mesa Water Supply and Demand Study Session
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City of Mesa Water Supply and Demand Study Session

Mesa has a 90-million-gallon-per-day treatment capacity and access to about 62,000 acre-feet annually through SRP; its supply relies on in-state Salt and Verde River systems rather than the Colorado River.

Mesa Receiving Clean Energy From New SRP Solar Power Plant
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Mesa Receiving Clean Energy From New SRP Solar Power Plant

Mesa participates in SRP's Sustainable Energy Offering, tapping new solar power capacity alongside Mesa Public Schools and other major customers.

SRP Contracts 500 MW of Solar for Facebook's Mesa Data Center
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SRP Contracts 500 MW of Solar for Facebook's Mesa Data Center

SRP added 500 MW of new solar capacity, with Facebook as the largest off-taker at 450 MW to power its Mesa data center, which sources separate water credits rather than drawing on Mesa's municipal supply.