Solar pocket factory aims to make small-scale solar better, accessible
By Megan Treacy treehugger The Solar Pocket Factory is just what it sounds like — a small, automated machine that churns out microsolar panels to
By Megan Treacy treehugger The Solar Pocket Factory is just what it sounds like — a small, automated machine that churns out microsolar panels to
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona Public Service Co. is one of 32 companies to sign on to an agreement between the Nuclear Energy
By Ryan Clark Cronkite News The decades of compacts, laws, contracts and regulatory guidelines that are supposed to manage bordering states’ use of the Colorado
Members of the groups said much more detailed study is needed on the mine’s potential effects on air, water, wildlife and the economic welfare of
By Matthew L. Wald The New York Times A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a federal rule that laid out how much air pollution
At least 300 smaller manufacturers have suspended production, and others are producing at below 50 percent of their capacity By Joe Mc Donald BEIJING
Is Arizona still too reliant on an out-of-state fuel supply structure? By Phil Riske, Managing Editor, Rose Law Group Reporter and George Seitts, Rose Law
By Saqib Rahim E&E Publishing If the United States falls over the “fiscal cliff,” more than a few energy producers will wish for a
By Cyndy Cole Arizona Daily Sun An individual opposed to development at Arizona Snowbowl is currently attempting to block construction of a water pipeline by
In 2011, more than two-thirds of grid-connected PV system installations were concentrated in California, New Jersey, Arizona and New Mexico By Larry Sherwood Renewable Energy
Hedge fund loans Augusta $40M By Tony Davis Arizona Daily Star The parent company of Rosemont Copper has averted a cash crunch by obtaining an
Scientists say society must adapt to higher tides and storm surges, deeper heat waves and droughts, more intense storms and changes in long-term weather patterns
The draft report would require all subdivisions to prove they have 100-year water supplies if they want to benefit from proposed water supply funds By
Casa Grande Dispatch Frito-Lay’s plant in Casa Grande has been selected Green Business of the Year by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the Pacific
By Amy B Wang The Arizona Republic The Chandler City Council on Thursday voted 5-2 to approve a $1 million agreement with California-based SolarCity to
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal The sun may be providing the power for solar systems in Phoenix, but a leasing model is what’s providing
By Gary Thomas AZocleantech.com ATK Space Systems and Deployable Space Systems have been chosen for contract negotiation by NASA’s Space Technology Program for the development
Bill Gates puts money on solar toilet program By Bill Rigby The Associated Press Bill Gates is betting the toilet of the future for the
By Ellen M. Gilmer E&E Publishing Townships in the midst of a legal challenge over thorny provisions in Pennsylvania’s oil and gas law breathed a
“Streets are deserted, even in the city’s downtown business district. People walk at a pace somewhere between a stroll and a quickstep — not
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal First Solar Inc. has opened a subsidiary in Thailand, hoping to capitalize on a growing desire for
President Obama promotes wind energy in Iowa while Mitt Romney defends the coal industry before a group of miners in Ohio By Christi Parsons
Leading solar company’s founder moves aside amidst mounting debt and fraud allegations By Eric Wesoff greentechmedia.com Suntech was the world’s number one solar manufacturer
By Cyndy Cole Arizona Daily Sun Consumer advocate Ralph Nader, law professors, tribal groups and conservationists are asking a federal appeals court to
Record temps continue By Fernando Santos PHOENIX — Hot is a relative term for people used to the scorching summer weather in this city built
By RenewablesBiz.com For the third straight month, imports of Chinese solar cells and panels into the United States decreased year-over-year, according to the Coalition
By Shaun McKinnon The Arizona Republic Steady growth in Arizona’s urban areas could push summertime temperatures higher by as much as 4 degrees Celsius,
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By AZ Mirror Private equity firms own nearly 3 million apartment units, about 13% of the total apartments across the country, according to a new analysis from
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona’s yearly legislative session is approaching its end and lawmakers still haven’t settled on a state
By Jordan Gerard | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: The majority of Arizona’s lawmakers have ties to education, yet the state still struggles to find