[ANALYSIS] Life after oil and gas
By Elizabeth Rosenthal | The New York Times We will need fossil fuels like oil and gas for the foreseeable future. So there’s really little
By Elizabeth Rosenthal | The New York Times We will need fossil fuels like oil and gas for the foreseeable future. So there’s really little
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Kingman Daily Miner A federal judge recently upheld the U.S. Interior Department’s authority to ban mining on a million acres surrounding
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona Republic With five Republicans in charge of Arizona utility regulations, all who appear to welcome free-market competition, merchant power
By Ryan Koronowski | Climate Progress Solar power is on the rise, even as the growth rate of U.S. electricity consumption has been slowing. This
Solar Industry Renewable energy company SolarCity is opening a new location in Nevada that will initially house new expansions of key administrative divisions, including portions
The Arizona Republic As if an activist Environmental Protection Agency were not enough of a threat to Arizona’s water future, California’s zeal for clean energy
Solar Industry Solar photovoltaic (PV) demand will increase 31 GW during 2013, up 7% year-over-year (Y/Y), according to the new NPD Solarbuzz Marketbuzz 2013. For
By Stephen Lacey | greentechmedia Americans say they love efficiency and clean energy. Take a look at any poll asking people whether they support these
By Phil Riske, managing editor, Rose Law Group Reporter WASHINGTON – All politics is local, and a heated discussion about the Superior City Council’s opposition
By Phil Riske, managing editor, Rose Law Group Reporter WASHINGTON – All politics is local, and a heated discussion about the Superior City Council’s opposition
By Eduardo Porter | The New York Times Who would have thought the United States would one day be a leader in cutting greenhouse gas
James R. Hagerty | The Wall Street Journal Cheap energy flowing from the U.S. shale-gas boom is often touted as a “game changer” for manufacturing.
Explorer Newspaper The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to oppose the construction of a new international natural gas pipeline west of the
By Geoff Oldfather, manager of communications for the Arizona Electric Power Cooperative. | Arizona Capitol Times We are disappointed that the Sierra Club chose to
By Peter Corbett | The Arizona Republic Scottsdale is setting its sights on acquiring nearly 4,000 acres of state trust land in the far northern
By Jen Lebron Kuhney | The Arizona Republic The recession virtually halted homebuilding, but as developers continue adding new rooftops to metro Phoenix neighborhoods, local
By Brian Wright | Casa Grande Dispatch Steve Miller, chairman of the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, has accepted an invitation to testify before the
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor, Rose Law Group Reporter STATE CAPITOL – A bill that would take away local control over home energy standards
By Ryan Haarer | KVOA Rosemont Copper’s proposed mining site would operate all night long. Heavy machinery calls for safety, and at night safety means
By Ben Geman | The Hill The Obama administration is likely to revise controversial planned rules that would set carbon emissions standards for new power
By Julie Fairman | News West Preliminary plans are being made for the construction of a utility-scale solar electric generating facility on Fort Mojave Indian
The Arizona Corporation Commission on March 12 dropped plans to hold hearings on a proposed change in the formula for calculating the renewable energy standard
The Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association (AriSEIA), Arizona’s premier solar energy industry trade organization, announced today that it has hired Milton M. “Mike” Masson as
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star When deciding if a development should be blocked, Arizona water regulators lack the power to consider whether groundwater
By Ken Silverstein | energyBiz The over-use of fossil fuels is focusing greater attention on upping the ante for wind, solar and geothermal power. And
By Ehren Goossens | Bloomberg U.S. solar panel installations grew 76 percent in 2012 to 3.3 gigawatts, representing a tenth of the global market, led
By Brian Wright | Casa Grande Dispatch A proposed copper mine east of Superior got another vote of support from the Pinal County Board of
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By Monica D. Spencer | inMaricopa County planners are grappling with how to manage rapid growth in western Pinal County without repeating the mistakes that
By Philip Haldiman | Daily Independent The city of Peoria will be keeping a keen eye on housing needs throughout the city, particularly for the
Photo via City of Mesa By Richard Dyer | Daily Independent Seven two-story buildings are planned at a data center development on 170 acres at