Chandler to spend $1 million for more solar panels from RLG client, SolarCity
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 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,
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/East Valley Tribune A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a bid by the Grand Canyon Trust to force
By Jeff Himmelman The New York Times Most mornings, Danny Kennedy hops on a bike with orange saddlebags and rides half an hour from his
By J. Craig Anderson The Arizona Republic Intel Corp. plans to build a new research and development facility on the east side of its
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona is becoming a home away from home for Spanish companies in the solar business, and the latest
By Patrick O’Grady Phoenix Business Journal Arizona Public Service Co. has lined up a plan for its renewable energy spending next year, one that
Industry hails rapid growth, as leading firms warn that end of production tax credit could lead to stalled investment By James Murray BusinessGreen The U.S.
Navajos, Hopis opted to let a long-sought settlement slip away By Senators John McCain and John Kyle The Arizona Republic “Whiskey is for drinking; water
“The more people with visible tattoos who advocate for clean energy, the more success it will have in Washington.” ~ Bill Clinton
Solar Financing.com In this hyper partisan era with Republican politicians and pundits openly committed to blocking President Obama on every issue and Mitt Romney’s position
And why is corn ethanol getting more money than wind and solar? By Jeff St. John greentechmedia The latest reminder of the unfairness of life
Administration officials say the rules are needed to address legitimate concerns related to protecting drinking water and air quality By Mike Soraghan E&E Publishing A
By Samantha Bare Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Federal officials said Wednesday they will review whether two plants near the proposed Rosemont Copper mine are threatened,
Inexpensive shale gas adds to power grid’s upheaval as 2 projects are shelved Peter Behr E&E Publishing A decision yesterday to shelve $2 billion high-voltage
By Patrick McNamara Inside Tucson Business At first glance, the hard-fought battle between Marana and Pima County for lasting control over an obscure wastewater treatment
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By Reagan Priest | State Affairs With committee work finished, the pile of legislation on Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk is starting to grow. As of
By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal A prominent local landowner gained approval for a mixed-use project in Casa Grande after tweaking initial rezoning requests to make
Photo via City of Goodyear By James Goldmeer | YourValley Candidates for mayor and City Council in Goodyear are outlining their experience and priorities ahead of the