California communities had the worst air pollution in the latest American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” survey. Meanwhile, Maricopa County, with its traffic smog,
By Darren Samuelsohn | POLITICO Environmentalists won’t want to hear this, but the best hope for saving the planet may be another president named Bush.
ByDavis Swan | EnergyBiz For more than 100 years electricity generation and distribution systems have evolved to become one of the most reliable services imaginable
By Edythe Jensen | Arizona Capitol Times correspondent Arizona’s city, county and state governments are handing out billions in economic development incentives to attract business
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal First Solar Inc. has sold another of its large solar projects, this time with the sale of the
By Stephen Lacey, Herman Trabish and Eric Wesoff | Greentech Media The GTM Solar Summit kicked off yesterday with a pre-conference look at how states
By Lyndon Rive, CEO SolarCity I was born in Pretoria, South Africa. My father was a chiropractor, and my mother operated a massage therapy college
Story and photo By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal ABB Group, an international player in power technology and renewable energy, is buying Power-One
By Barry Goldwater Jr., former U.S. Congressman, chairman of T.U.S.K. | Arizona Capitol Times Recently I spoke out in support of a critical effort underway
By Ben Geman | The Hill Conservative groups and a dozen House Republicans are petitioning the Supreme Court to review an appellate decision that upheld
By Michelle Mitchell | The Arizona Republic Hundreds of Chandler residents flocked to public meetings Tuesday, concerned that proposed power lines might run through their
By Haven Daley | The Huffington Post A solar-powered plane that has wowed aviation fans in Europe took to the skies Friday over the San
(ASU news release) Carbon Nation™ producer, director to teach sustainability, film production Arizona State University has appointed documentary filmmaker Peter Byck to jointly serve as
By Zack Colman | The Hill Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) and Rob Portman (R-Ohio) revived a scaled-back version of their energy-efficiency bill on Thursday. The
By Neela Banerjee | Los Angeles Times A dozen states and cities and three major environmental groups have notified the Environmental Protection Agency that they
Sierra Vista Herald Review Water and residential development would seem to be competing forces that shape the future of Southern Arizona. Specifically, recent news items
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona’s solar industry has 9,800 direct jobs, ranking it second in the country behind only California, according to
By Scott McNutt | Coolidge Examiner Many Pinal County farmers who rely on water from the San Carlos Reservoir are planting less cotton this year
By Dan Frosch | The New York Times SLICK ROCK, Colo. — The Dolores River bends through southwestern Colorado like a gooseneck, shaded by red
Solar Industry Calling for “stable, reliable, well-structured tax policy,” the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has weighed into the tax reform debate currently taking place
By Herman K. Trabish | Greentech Media As Greentech Media heads to Phoenix for its annual Solar Summit, April 22-24, it will find an Arizona
Harvard economist Robert Stavins recently published a study assessing the impact of energy disclosure laws requiring real estate owners to perform periodic energy analysis on
By Brandon Loomis | The Arizona Republic Mounting pressures on the Colorado River’s supply make it the nation’s “most endangered river” this year, the non-profit
By Anjeanette Damon and Andrew Doughman NV Energy’s powerful lobbying corps has quietly tried to muster wide support for a major energy proposal at the
Dow Jones Newswires The world has made almost no progress towards reducing the carbon content of its energy supplies in the last 20 years, despite
A new poll shows Arizonans are committed to solar power. Court Rich, cochair of Rose Law Group’s Renewable Energy Department, and spokesman Jason Rose
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Global Logistics Development Partners.) Key players in the transportation and logistics sectors are coalescing around an ambitious plan to streamline cargo movement and
By Mark Carlisle | Daily Independent A 19-home subdivision will replace a single-family home on 2.5 acres at 13th and Michigan avenues in north Phoenix. The project was approved for preliminary site
By Queen Creek Independent Work is starting on a medical office development at the southeast corner of Ocotillo Road and 226th Street in Queen Creek.