APS CEO Don Brandt to receive award after woman’s death revealed
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times One can only wonder how it must feel to be Don Brandt. To sit at the helm of
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times One can only wonder how it must feel to be Don Brandt. To sit at the helm of
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Utilities in Arizona would not be allowed to shut off customers’ electricity for nonpayment from June 1 through Sept.
By Tim Steller | Arizona Daily Star (Editor’s note: News releases are published as submitted unless there are errors of fact.) No one wants to
By Jamie Ross | Daily Beast The utility giant blamed for a series of wildfires that devastated huge swaths of California has agreed to pay
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said he supports enacting a law to prevent power cutoffs in hot weather, following
By Laurie Roberts | Arizona Republic Stephanie Pullman’s death is a disgrace. Shame on Arizona Public Service, the Arizona Corporation Commission and the Arizona Legislature.
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times If Arizona Public Service hadn’t cut off her electricity last September, Stephanie Pullman might still be alive today.
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic State utility regulators on Tuesday launched a new inquiry into the rates and profits at Arizona Public Service Co.
Construction Drive Dive Brief: Pegasus Group Holdings announced it is building $3 billion data centernear Kingman, Arizona, which according to local officials, will be the largest
The mine’s array of powerful allies is inspiring deep unease among leaders in Glenwood Springs By Ben Lefebvre | POLITICO The Mid-Continent quarry has sat
By Wayne Schutsky | Scottsdale Independent The City of Scottsdale and other partners in the Valley recently celebrated the opening of a new natural gas
By Dan Boyd | Albuquerque Journal Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham came out swinging Friday against a planned facility to store spent nuclear fuel in southeast
By Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune A Dallas energy company expects to recover 400,000 barrels of oil from two wells it proposes to
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic The question of how the leaders of the Salt River Project are chosen — and whether acreage-based voting is
By Tim Roya |Cronkite News Service Federal judges are weighing whether the U.S. can be held legally responsible for failing to protect future generations from
APS cut power to 50 percent more customers in 2018 than it averaged in the previous five years. And it appears the Corporation Commission helped
By Miranda Faulkner | Cronkite News Tribal and environmental officials urged House lawmakers Wednesday to protect sacred land and natural resources by supporting a permanent
By Lee Davidson | The Salt Lake Tribune A new global study about traffic congestion says the Salt Lake metro area is one of the
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings It is the latest project in Arizona for the energy provider By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times Arizona’s three major utilities charge their customers for membership in secretive groups that lobby against federal regulations to
By Scott Turner | Albuquerque Journal While members of the New Mexico congressional delegation and environmental advocacy groups were pleased with Interior Secretary David Bernhardt’s
It’s not about luck. It’s about smart policy. By David Roberts | Vox The Trump administration is currently attempting to stop California from setting its
By Ryan Osborne | The Denver Channel Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday outlined an ambitious roadmap toward Colorado using 100% renewable energy by 2040. The
By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Salt Lake City Tribune What is touted as the world’s largest clean energy storage project destined to deliver 1,000 megawatts
The Trump administration wants to get the federal government out of the electricity business. McSally says no. By Robert Robb | Arizona Republic (Editor’s note:Opinion
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic A California lobbyist for Chevron Corp. is urging retirees of the oil company in Arizona to oppose electric-car policies
By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic Arizona’s Department of Environmental Quality hit troubled water company Johnson Utilities with a massive $100 million, 57-count civil lawsuit,
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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