Business leaders join to solve Westworld of Scottsdale power line predicament
By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent A new taxing district is likely to emerge within Scottsdale city limits as business owners band together to help
By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent A new taxing district is likely to emerge within Scottsdale city limits as business owners band together to help
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Energy Freedom Coalition of America) Arizona solar industry hopeful settlement signals end of utility attacks on solar Arizona Public Service,
By Jim Cross | KTAR Just 15 percent of Arizona is still experiencing drought conditions after the wettest winter in the state in seven years,
By Olivia Q Davila | Independent News Arizona Rep. Brenda Barton has recommended the repeal and replacement of the Environmental Protection Agency’s final proposed Clean
(Editor’s note: News releases are published unedited unless they contain factual errors.) Arizona Solar Industries Association The Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association (AriSEIA) announced today that
By Parker Leavitt | The Republic Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane weighed in on controversial plans for a Desert Discovery Center during his annual State of
Researchers say current water-resource planning underestimates the effect of climate change on the Colorado River water supplies. Record-setting drought reduced flows on the Colorado River
By Farai Bennett | Cronkite News GILBERT – The apartments at Vistara at San Tan Village look like many other “luxury” units available in the
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic Metro Phoenix won’t dry up without the Navajo Generating Station coal plant, which powers the Central Arizona Project canal
By Robert Ferris | CNBC Solar power installations doubled in 2016 over 2015, as more and more areas of the United States began pulling their
Utility owners need to work out an arrangement with the Navajo Nation to decommission the plant after the lease expires. By Ryan Randazzo | The
By Alan Blinder | The New York Times PLAINS, Ga. — The solar panels — 3,852 of them — shimmered above 10 acres of Jimmy
By AZ Business Magazine The leading housing developer in eco-friendly living, responsible for bringing the first net zero energy multi-family housing to the U.S., MODUS
Policy debates over rooftop solar compensation continue to evolve into more sophisticated conversations about electricity rate design. By Krysti Shallenberger | UtilityDIVE The explosive growth
By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times Picking up where he left off last year, Arizona Corporation Commissioner Bob Burns is pursuing rules on transparency
Posted by Joseph Bebon | Solar Industry Forty-seven states and the District of Columbia took some form of action on distributed solar policy and rate
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic Cheaper power from natural gas threatens Hopi and Navajo jobs at plant and mine. Utility regulator Andy Tobin is
Their representatives in Congress, however, don’t seem to care. By Ryan Grenoble | The Huffington Post wide-ranging new poll released Tuesday by Colorado College finds
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central Pinal County Air Quality representatives will hold a public hearing on a permit for Florence Copper at 6 p.m.
By Dana Kennedy | Arizona Capitol Times he cost of electricity can feel a lot like a helium balloon — something that just goes up
By Jim Mapstead, contributing writer | Phoenix Business Journal As a business owner and former candidate for Phoenix City Council, I have always believed in
Rose Law Group partner Court Rich: “If monopoly utilities really wanted to lower ratepayer bills, they could start by lowering their own inflated returns.” By
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal Maracay hopes for the homes in Chandler and Gilbert to use 30 to 60 percent less energy via
By Cat Brown | CopperArea.com The Town of Superior is nestled in the shadows of the Apache Leap mountain. It’s an iconic face of the
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic The Alliance for Solar Choice is asking Arizona utility regulators to reconsider their December decision to end the system
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Global biotech giant Monsanto Co. has been taking a verbal pounding in public meetings on its plan to
By Joseph Guzman | Cronkite News President Barack Obama will leave office Friday without declaring a new 1.7 million acre national monument around the Grand
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By AZ Family Kari Lake’s road to a new job in Jamaica just got a bumpier. After losing two races in a row, a judge
By Rose Law Group Lobbying and Government Affairs Dept. RLG Budget wins from this legislative session: RLG lobbied bills that were signed by Governor Katie
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