Company announces $1B plan to build hydrogen-electric trucks in Arizona
By KTAR.com Semi-trucks that run on a combination of hydrogen and electricity will soon be rolling off production lines in Arizona, it was announced Tuesday.
By KTAR.com Semi-trucks that run on a combination of hydrogen and electricity will soon be rolling off production lines in Arizona, it was announced Tuesday.
The state would pursue 80 percent clean energy by 2050 and 3,000 megawatts of energy storage by 2030 if regulators adopt the proposal By Julian
Arizona Daily Independent Arizona Corporation Commissioner Bob Burns has sent a letter to fellow commissioners regarding the Ethics Committee created this year due to the
By Mike Sunnucks |Phoenix Business Journal The Navajo Nation and Salt River Project utility have inked a deal to bring more renewable and solar energy
By Adam Behsudi | POLITICO President Donald Trump took his first major action as trade enforcer-in-chief, opening the door to a host of other trade
Energy Fuels, a Canadian uranium producer, owns the Grand Canyon mine, where groundwater has already flooded the main shaft. By Hiroko Tabuchi | The New
By Mark Cowling | PinalCentral Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Southwest Value Partners in its fight to stop the mine from locating in the middle
By Roland Murphy | AZBEX Tech Parks Arizona and Tucson Electric Power this week issued an RFP for companies interested in taking part in Phase II of The Solar
Older plants are being supplanted by newer power plants fired by natural gas, as well as wind and solar farms By Russell Gold | The
The administration can’t get its story straight — again By Chris D’Angelo | The Huffington Post Late last month, the Interior Department published a “comprehensive
By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times hoenix wants to be a carbon-neutral city. But with more cars on the road and the resulting increase
By David Wichner | Arizona Daily Star Customers of Tucson Electric Power Co. and other state-regulated utilities may be in line for a break
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic Arizona Public Service Co. wants to cut about $4.70 from the average residential customer’s monthly bill thanks to the
A potential clean-energy initiative might energize the ballot box for Arizonans this November By Ray Stern | Phoenix New Times As rumors of a
By Lisa Friedman | The New York Times If 2017 was the Trump administration’s year of grand pronouncements declaring an end to environmental regulations, 2018
Citizen petition pay off to get reconsideration of rate increase By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic State utility regulators will review their August decision to
By Mike Sunnucks |Phoenix Business Journal Rich Rodriguez has hired heavyweight Phoenix attorney Leo Beus and could be taking his own legal action after being
If 2017 has seemed to you like a long and terrible year filled with bad news, then here’s some good news to close things
By Amy Harder | Axios We’ve gone from an energy-scarce to an energy-abundant nation, and our climate debate has waxed and waned. Let’s drill down
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal An Arizona utilities regulator wants President Donald Trump’s tax cuts to translate into lower electric and utility bills
Still a decade away from production By Ryan Randazzo | Arizona Republic (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.) The Resolution Copper Project near Superior
By Katharine Q. Seeley | The New York Times At the height of the oil embargo in 1974, Jim Gordon was sitting in a line
Three Pinal County residents have filed a civil suit against Gary Pierce, Sherry Pierce, Jim Norton and George Johnson in connection to the criminal charges
They argue to judge about opening utility’s books By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The question of whether utility regulator
By Sue Tone | The Daily Courier Four national monuments in Arizona under review for elimination or boundary changes by Secretary of the Interior Ryan
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona’s solar growth slowed during third-quarter 2017 amid higher prices caused by a tight global supply of modules
By Debbie Weingarten (words) and Audra Mulkern (photos) | The Guardian y 9am, it’s already 100F (38C). In the desert afternoons, rain gathers on the
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Photo by Gage Skidmore | Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0 By 12 News Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said her office is suing the Trump administration
Photo via tvinsider.com By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Searching for a feel-good movie to ring in the holiday season that features one
By Craig Morgan | Arizona Insider There is symmetry in Taylor Burke’s inclusion on the Advisory Panel on Pro Hockey in Arizona, the group working