By Evan Wyloge The staff of the Arizona Corporation Commission is recommending against any immediate reduction in solar incentives for customers of the state’s largest
A controversial new study on the costs and benefits of net metering requested by California regulators appears to be obsolete on delivery and may be
By Darius Dixon | POLITICO President Barack Obama’s nominee to lead FERC announced Tuesday that he had pulled his name from consideration in the face
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal A recommendation from the Arizona Corporation Commission staff calls for the rejection of two Arizona Public Service Co.
By Jeff Spross | ClimateProgress In 2013, more global solar photovoltaic capacity will be installed than wind power capacity — the first year that’s ever
By Doug Ramsey | Public News Service – AZ An ambitious proposal to protect nearly 1 million acres of federal public lands in western Maricopa
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch Groundwater levels in much of Pinal County have recovered from historic overpumping that occurred in the 1950s,
The Greeley Tribune Vestas has landed its largest order globally in three years one of the largest so far in the United States. Duke Energy
By Kara G. Morrison | The Arizona Republic One of Austin Trautman’s heroes is Joseph Eichler, a midcentury California developer who brought beautiful architecture to
The U.S. House of Representative debated the land exchange bill that would permit the Resolution Copper mine near Superior (Arizona), and would transfer Apache Leap
(GUADALUPE, Ariz.) The town of Guadalupe this week passed a pro-net metering resolution, striking yet another blow to the monopoly Arizona Public Service. It
By Brian Wright | Casa Grande Dispatch Arizona Forward wants to be involved with Pinal County and its future growth. Two representatives from the pro-business
By D.A. Barber | Tucson Weekly A war on solar energy incentives and the ability of homeowners with rooftop solar to sell power back to
By Joseph Bebon | Solar Industry Incorporating high levels of wind and solar power into the Western Interconnection grid, which includes 13 U.S. states and
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona Republic The Environmental Protection Agency is supporting a plan from Salt River Project and other owners of the Navajo
By Mary Beth Faller and Karen Schmidt | The Arizona Republic The Cave Creek Unified School District will build parking lot shade structures with solar
By Herman K. Trabish | GreenTech Media Retail electricity customers of Texas power provider Green Mountain Energy can now choose 100 percent solar-generated electricity at
By Kirk Johnson | The New York Times LAPWAI, Idaho — In this remote corner of the Northwest, most people think of gas as something
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal A new economic study pours water on the projected benefits of a huge proposed copper mine 60 miles
By Noel Lyn Smith The Daily Times Farmington — Right now, there’s not much to see on the land east of N.M. Highway 371 near
(News release) Tuesday it was announced that the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System produced its first output of energy when the Unit 1 station was
ExplorerNews.com An association of Arizona business, civic, academic and nonprofit organizations presented Tucson Electric Power (TEP) with an environmental stewardship award for the company’s leadership
By Diane E. Brown | The Arizona Republic (Editor’s note: Posting opinion pieces does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Rose Law Group.) Paying the
By Erin Kelly | The Arizona Republic Washington Bureau The new head of the Environmental Protection Agency said Monday she is encouraged by an alternative plan to
By Cassandra Sweet | The Wall Street Journal People with solar panels on their roofs often get a pretty good price break on their energy
By Eric Wesoff | GreenTech Media According to SolarCity’s CEO Lyndon Rive, “We have to transform the way energy is delivered and the only way
By Michael D. Shear A year after a plan by President Obama to limit greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants set off angry opposition,
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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