Agreement quantifies Arizona tribe’s water rights
By Felicia Fonseca | The Associated Press Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is set to sign off on an agreement that will fund a water delivery
By Felicia Fonseca | The Associated Press Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is set to sign off on an agreement that will fund a water delivery
By Jessica Silver-Greenberg | The New York Times The nation’s top energy regulator on Monday formally accused JPMorgan Chase of manipulating energy markets, foreshadowing a
The Yellow Sheet Report says he newly created Arizona Power Consumers Coalition has assembled a diverse group of people to help defeat efforts to open
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal Environment Arizona this week released a report that found Arizona is No. 1 when it comes to the
By Luige del Puerto | Arizona Capitol Times For a century, public utilities have produced and delivered electricity to homes and industries in a system
By Zack Colman | The Hill The Senate gears up for a chance to pass its first substantive energy bill since 2007 as energy efficiency
Editorial board | The Arizona Republic It sounds like something lifted from a business person’s list of complaints about federal tax policies: Users of power
Casa Grande Dispatch Attendance at a meeting of the groundwater advisory committee for this area Thursday again showed the importance of a pending rule change
Letter to the Editor | Casa Grande Dispatch Some say “whiskey and water” are different — however, those who say this forget the fact it
By Jon Talton | roguecolumnist.com Arizona Public Service is engaged in a campaign to undercut solar power in the state. The 18,000 APS customers with
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona Republic It’s expected that solar energy would thrive in a state where the sun shines. A lot. Those potent
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch The family of Tiffany Shedd’s husband Rodney has been growing cotton, wheat and barley in Pinal County
Homes being built in one particular Hudson Valley, N.Y., cul-de-sac offer prospective buyers wooded lots, pretty views and — oh yes — the promise of
By Diane Cardwell | The New York Times For years, power companies have watched warily as solar panels have sprouted across the nation’s rooftops. Now,
By Robert Robb | The Arizona Republic The Arizona Corporation Commission has launched an interesting and important discussion of electricity deregulation. But it has started
By Brandon Loomis | The Arizona Republic Operators of the West’s largest coal-fired power plant, a major economic engine for Arizona, propose closing one of
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch A controversial Arizona Department of Water Resources rule modification, that some believe zaps the value out of
By Bryan Lewis | Climate Progress Solar power “soft” costs remain the United States’ greatest opportunity for cost reductions in solar energy deployment. These costs
By Arthur G. Sloane | Special to The Arizona Republic Standing Together Opposed to Power Pole Pollution, known as STOPPP, has started a legal fund
The Arizona Republic The Cosanti Foundation announced that a three-day memorial celebration of architect Paolo Soleri will be Sept. 20-22. The celebration will be in
By Brahm Resnik | 12 News Sometimes the limitations of TV and the press of deadline don’t allow me to explain something as fully as
KPNX TV 12 Are non-solar customers subsidizing $20,000 in costs? Channel 12’s Brahm Resnik reports. Watch: Also: Arizona No. 1 for solar in new report
East Valley Tribune The City of Chandler recently earned high marks stemming from the eco-friendly design of its city hall. A press release sent by
By Tom Fowler | The Wall Street Journal An oil-production boom is delivering prosperity to pockets of the U.S., but in West Texas, the epicenter
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona got the best grade of 12 states advocating solar, pulling in the top spot in a review
My Turn by James Mapstead | The Arizona Republic As a longtime Arizonan, I was proud to add my name to the list of people
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By Kaya Laterman | New York Times When Rebekah Carver decided to separate from her husband in 2023, she had one goal in mind. “The
By AZ Mirror During a 19-hour day that started early Wednesday afternoon and ended in the early morning hours of Thursday, Arizona lawmakers debated or
By Howard Fischer | AZ Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona lawmakers won’t ban state and local police from using masks during routine duties. On a