Solar: The best of times, the worst of times
By Lindsay Morris Power Engineering The opening session on Solar Power International 2012 kicked off on Monday with a “Newlywed Game”-style “gameshow” among six industry
By Lindsay Morris Power Engineering The opening session on Solar Power International 2012 kicked off on Monday with a “Newlywed Game”-style “gameshow” among six industry
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona finally placed ahead of New Jersey in terms of solar installations in the second quarter as utility-scale operations
Overseas suppliers trounce U.S. panel makers, but installations soaring By Ryan Tracy and Cassandra Sweet The Wall Street Journal The solar-power business is expanding quickly
Chinese policy-makers focus on solar installations as uncertain political support for renewables dampens US & EU investment Renewable Energy Technology China will continue to lead
By Tony Davis Arizona Daily Star More copper produced, yet less water sucked from the aquifer, less pollution, less juice needed to power the mine
By Laura Bly USA TODAY And during those buffalo-hunting and cattle-ranching adventures in what was then the Dakota Territory, no place made as big an
Arizona not among top 10 wind energy states By Rod Walton Tulsa World A majority of registered voters in Oklahoma say they want their power
Read below to see what he had to say: @Court_Rich: Goodyear, Arizona Mayor Lord tells @GPEC group that 15% of all residential rooftops in City
By Darius Dixon POLITICO Positions such as DOE secretary and EPA administrator hog the spotlight when people read the tea leaves of a potential Mitt
Chinese companies in the solar power industry now have about two-thirds of the global market By Keith Bradsher CHENGDU, China — Defying Chinese threats of
By Scott Streater E&E reporter The long legal battle over Interior Secretary Ken Salazar’s controversial 2009 decision to cancel 77 leases near pristine federal lands
A green revolution would protect future generations from climate havoc and wean us from our dependence on the vagaries of oil prices, and we shouldn’t
By Ahron Sherman Daily Miner Up to this point, it’s been smooth sailing for Sierra Resource Group, the company set on re-establishing the Chloride Copper
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Star State officials want to force a federal agency to stop dumping sewage loaded with heavy metals into
Some residents don’t want route, substation in their neighborhood By Philip Haldiman The Arizona Republic Arizona Public Service Co. hopes to improve utility reliability with
Energy development groups around the world are closely watching what happens here because success or failure with the first United States commercial license could affect
PHOENIX, AZ — (Marketwire) – 09/04/12 — Tombstone Exploration Corporation (OTCQB: TMBXF) (OTCBB: TMBXF) announced Tuesday that it has renewed all its Bureau of Land
The message from California is that, since cap-and-trade legislation died on Capitol Hill in 2010, climate policy experiments haven’t vanished — they’ve just gotten smaller
By Philip Franchine Green Valley News and Sun A Republican leader said last week that a strong majority of Green Valley voters support the proposed
Three out of four Californians are currently unable to take advantage of affordable and clean, renewable energy through the state’s renewable power programs’ Daily
One option being considered by the government would reduce the country’s dependence on nuclear power to 20 to 25 percent of electrical needs by
American Wind Energy Association endorses Michigan 25 by 25 ballot proposition The American Wind Energy Association issued the following news release, only a portion of
A recent UC Berkeley study shows that an efficient high-speed rail network in California will reduce pollution and greenhouse-gas emissions By Max Pringle East
State’s high court backs 2011 ruling by Appeals Court By Michael Clancy The Arizona Republic The Arizona Supreme Court ruled earlier this week to uphold
By Stephen Lacey Climate Progress Now that renewables are receiving some of the same incentives that fossil fuels have enjoyed for nearly one hundred years,
By Ryan Randazzo The Arizona Republic Shares of Tempe-based First Solar Inc. fell $4.53, or about 19 percent, Thursday following reports the company stopped delivering
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By Jeremy Duda | Axios Phoenix As Taiwan’s biggest business continues to expand in Phoenix, the country’s foreign ministry is establishing a diplomatic presence as
By James Gilbert | Yuma Sun The Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday reviewed a proposed text amendment to the Yuma County 2030 Comprehensive Plan that would add aggregate sources to the Land
The Government Affairs practice group at Rose Law Group presents an overview of the primary election results and what that could mean for the 2026