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By Ken Silverstein | EnergyBiz When it leaked that the federal government may curtail its Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS), the words started to pour from
By Ken Silverstein | EnergyBiz When it leaked that the federal government may curtail its Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS), the words started to pour from
Inside Tucson Business (Editor’s note: Posting opinion pieces does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Rose Law Group.) The Arizona Corporation Commission today (Nov. 13)
By Erin Kelly | Republic Washington Bureau The company proposing to develop North America’s largest copper mine near Superior is poised to submit its plans
By Tony Barboza | Los Angeles Times Climate change will disrupt not only the natural world but also society, posing risks to the world’s economy
By David Modeer and Pam Pickard Special to the Arizona Daily Star (Editor’s note: Posting opinion pieces does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Rose
Yellow Sheet Report Jason Rose, the publicist hired by rooftop solar companies to fight APS’s net metering proposal, told our reporter this morning to expect
By Ucilia Wang | The Wall Street Journal Solar power has been on a roll in recent years, as plummeting prices for solar panels and
By Jonathan Thompson | High Country News What started out as a simple request to alter the way Arizona residents are compensated for power generated
By Editorial board | The Republic | azcentral.com Arizona’s corporation commission often skates under the radar. At one time, it was one of the quiet
By Luige del Puerto and Evan Wyloge | azcapitoltimes.com, At the heart of Arizona’s battle over solar net metering systems is whether utilities can balance
By Herman K. Trabish | GreenTech Media The road to bringing more distributed solar into the utility resource mix runs through long-term planners. Solar complicates
All Parties Overwhelmingly Oppose APS Sun Tax, Solar Kill (News Release) (SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) Despite a multi-million dollar assault on solar savings and energy choice waged
By David Martin, president, Arizona Chapter of the Associated General Contractors Arizona’s story of growth and prosperity came through access to a supply of low-cost
By Sen. Mazie Hirono | POLITICO (Editor’s note: Posting opinion pieces does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Rose Law Group.) In the summer of
The unprecedented multimillion-dollar battle over Arizona’s rules for rooftop solar heads to two days of hearings this week before the Arizona Corporation Commission, and Arizona
By David Leeper Arizona Daily Independent Arizona’s “Net Metering Controversy” is gaining national attention. It is an issue that has split Republicans and conservatives down
By Dennis Lambert | KJZZ The Environmental Protection Agency has scheduled five public hearings on a coal-fired Arizona power plant. The issue during the hearings
By Mark Brodie | KJZZ If you ever wanted to see one of the world’s largest solar plants, take a trip out to the Arizona
By Hugh Hallman, former mayor of Tempe, is local counsel for the Alliance for Solar The question to ask in the debate launched by Arizona
By Richard Schlesinger | EnergyBiz There have been two ways to harness the sun to generate electricity: build a large, single array that might produce
By Emily Atkin | Climate Progress Producers of oil, gas and coal received more than $500 billion in government subsidies around the world in 2011,
Editorial Board | The Arizona Republic It has been a long time since anyone has taken a political fall with quite the enthusiasm of Chamber
By Luige del Puerto | Arizona Capitol Times Seven months after publicly saying it was severing ties with the American Legislative Exchange Council last year,
By Tom Kenworthy | Climate Progress Fossil fuels took a licking in local elections in Colorado and Washington on Tuesday, as voters resoundingly said no
Navajo-Hopi Observer WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – A New Mexico appeals court said the Navajo Nation has water rights in the San Juan River Basin. On
By Steve Shadley | KJZZ One of the largest solar power plants in the world has started producing electricity in the Arizona desert. The Solana
By Jack Fitzpatrick | Cronkite News Service Arizona is the 12th-most energy-efficient state in the nation this year, the same position the state held last
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By Jim Small | AZ Mirror When Arizona voters go to the polls in November to decide who will be the next governor and hold
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Oakwood Homes has withdrawn from the $850 million Metrocenter redevelopment project, with a replacement builder expected to be
By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Developers are gearing up to tear down another structure near the former Metrocenter Mall as the area undergoes