Clarkdale joins Cave Creek in saying don’t kill solar
By Yvonne Gonzalez | Verde Independent Clarkdale Town Council members voted Tuesday to oppose two Arizona Public Service proposals that would increase rates for rooftop
By Yvonne Gonzalez | Verde Independent Clarkdale Town Council members voted Tuesday to oppose two Arizona Public Service proposals that would increase rates for rooftop
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch The Casa Grande City Council on Monday will consider taking a stand regarding a controversial Arizona Department
By David F. Briggs | Arizona Daily Independent Like many concerned citizens of southern Arizona, I have closely followed the Rosemont debate for eight long
ADI News Services Arizona congressmen Raúl Grijalva and Ron Barber are attempting to prevent, once again, the opening of the Rosemont Mine. Grijalva, who is
By Felicia Fonseca | The Associated Press Farmers in central and southern Arizona would take the hit from a projected shortage in Colorado River water,
First-ever water reduction placed on Lake Mead By Rachel Layne | Bloomberg The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which manages water in 17 Western states, announced
By Allison Hurtado | Ahwatukee Foothills News The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) used its public comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Study (DEIS)
By Darren Goode | POLITICO The Obama administration this week started to install solar panels on the White House roof, almost three years after initially
GreenTech Media Utilities may soon be on the verge of a “death spiral” as more customers leave the grid and implement distributed energy technologies like
Eric Fitzer, Gila Bend’s director of planning and economic development, has announced he will take on the role of senior energy programs manager with the
By Robby Gal | Coolidge Examiner If you drove by the Coolidge Wal-Mart recently and noticed something different in the parking lot you weren’t mistaken.
By Eric Wesoff | GreenTech Media Lyndon Rive, the CEO of SolarCity (SCTY), has a goal of 1 million solar rooftop customers within five years
By Laurence Iliff and Juan Montes | The Wall Street Journal Mexico moved to end the country’s 75-year-old monopoly on oil and gas production, potentially
George Steinmetz: Rebuilding the Jersey Shore (New Yorker) Shortly after Hurricane Sandy, Steinmetz helicoptered over New Jersey and shot a series of aerial photographs of the devastated
By Tom Kenworthy | Climate Progress This week, to see how climate change will pull a nasty water surprise on the desert Southwest, you only
By Michael Puttre | Solar Industry The East Bay Green Corridor (EBGC) has rolled out a series of initiatives intended to streamline the permitting process
By Parker Leavitt | The Arizona Republic A Gilbert satellite-manufacturing facility is playing a key role in NASA scientists’ move to space as the next
By Sid Wilson | The Arizona Republic Water is my life. I have spent over 40 years in the water-management business. Now, even in retirement,
By Caitlin McGlade | The Arizona Republic A West Valley developer is taking a second dig at opening a gravel- and sand-mining site across from
By Jeff Spross | Climate Progress This year’s second quarter saw a massive surge in solar panel shipments, with three of the four largest manufacturers
PVTECH Attacks on net metering policy in Arizona have had a chilling effect that prevented one of the largest residential solar installers in the US
By Ken Silverstein | EnergyBiz Wind energy is getting a nice tail wind now that the U.S. Department of Energy has released some info showing
The Arizona Corporation Commission [ACC] has backed off from hiring a consultant to help it decide whether to push ahead with electric deregulation, the Yellow
By Kayne Crison | Arizona City Independent Last week Wednesday, July 31, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, acting as the Flood Control District, approved
There is a lot of greenwashing in the home building industry. But the Zero Home unveiled last week by Garbett Homes and Vivint is the
By Jessica Goad | Climate Progress The Department of the Interior announced late last week that Secretary Sally Jewell will visit North Dakota this week
By Ryan Koronowski | Climate Progress Solar power could supply one-third of the West’s power needs by 2050 if federal cost-reduction targets are met and
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By Claudiu Tiganescu | Multi-Housing News Persistent inflation and high interest rates, as well as safe Treasury notes, have fueled a slowdown in multifamily investment
By Nick Kanavati | Pinal Post A California-based manufacturer of concrete building components could bring 100 to 150 jobs to Coolidge after the City Council
By In Business PHX The City of Chandler is making it easier for businesses to connect directly with city leadership through a new initiative, “Let’s