[REGIONAL NEWS] Utah shines among top 10 states for solar energy
Nationwide, renewable energy skyrockets over past 10 years By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Deseret News Wind turbines and solar panels may have been novelties 10
Nationwide, renewable energy skyrockets over past 10 years By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Deseret News Wind turbines and solar panels may have been novelties 10
By Dale Kasler | The Sacramento Bee PG&E Corp. put $16.9 billion on the table to pay wildfire claims Monday as it offered its formal
How climate change could bring the Katrina of extreme heat to Arizona By Umair Irfan | Vox To live in the 21st century is to
Governing magazine Jon Reiter banked the four-seat Cessna aircraft hard to the right, angling to get a better look at the solar panels glinting in
By Kailey Broussard | Cronkite News The Trump Administration violated federal law when it diverted funds for national park improvements toward keeping places like Grand
The acknowledgment regarding climate changes comes four years after Ducey, just months after being sworn into office, had a decidedly different take By Howard Fischer
North American Windpower Xcel Energy has selected longtime partner Mortenson to build the 500 MW Cheyenne Ridge Wind Project in Colorado. Slated for completion in
By Dustin Gardiner | San Francisco Chronicle State Sen. Scott Wiener has proposed legislation that he says will prevent Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The company proposing to build the Rosemont Mine wants a federal judge to toss out or at least
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Utility regulators scolded the CEO of Arizona Public Service Co. on Wednesday for his company’s role in shutting off
By Jim Small| Jeremy Duda | Arizona Mirror Arizona voters went to the polls in 2014 to elect new members to the Corporation Commission, which
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star Arizonans would get permanent protection against having their electricity cut off on the hottest days
By Chase Woodruff | Westword Dan Haley, president of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, wanted a simple answer to his question, a question that
By Dillon Rosenblatt | Arizona Capitol Times Arizona Public Service CEO Don Brandt will be on the hot seat September 4 when utility regulators are expected
Rose Law Group Reporter Staff The fate of utility-scale solar energy competition in Arizona will be left to an administrative law judge after three days
By Laurie Roberts | Arizona Republic (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) How convenient that APS has ‘reached an agreement’ that
By Tessa Mentus | KOB New Mexico is in the middle of an energy battle just as massive the San Juan Generating Station itself. The fight
By Heather May | Special to The Salt Lake Tribune Peter Bartok wanted a house made with glass and steel, an open floor plan, close
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva says he will expand his committee’s probe of the Rosemont Mine’s federal approvals, due
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times “Getting involved in commissioner elections? Unbelievably high risk.” Back in October 2013, Jeff Guldner, who was then the
By Harrison Mantas | Cronkite News The last 265 workers at Kayenta Coal Mine are being laid off this month, another step toward the looming
An $87m corridor will extend over Highway 101 to reconnect the ecosystem and possibly save mountain By Katharine Gammon | The Guardian Engineers in southern
By Patrick O’Grady | Phoenix Business Journal Donald Brandt, CEO of the state’s largest utility and its parent company, will retire before the end of the
Rep. Ken Ivory had pushed for feds to return land to states By Dennis Romboy | Deseret News Perhaps the Utah Legislature’s most vocal critic
That will be true for many more cities as the world gets hotter Photographs by George Etheredge | Written by Marguerite Holloway | The New
By Parker Shea | Arizona Mirror Conservationists and environmental groups are concerned a series of changes within the Bureau of Land Management will lead to
By Michael Sakas/Colorado Public Radio Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission voted Friday, eight to one, to adopt California’s Zero-Emission Vehicle program. Automakers will now be
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By Claudiu Tiganescu | Multi-Housing News Persistent inflation and high interest rates, as well as safe Treasury notes, have fueled a slowdown in multifamily investment
By Nick Kanavati | Pinal Post A California-based manufacturer of concrete building components could bring 100 to 150 jobs to Coolidge after the City Council
By In Business PHX The City of Chandler is making it easier for businesses to connect directly with city leadership through a new initiative, “Let’s