An operational solar project in Ohio, one of the states the BLM is targeting. Image: United Renewable Energy. By Will Norman | PV Tech US
By Elias Weiss | Phoenix New Times Arizona’s iconic desert landscape has plenty of sky blue days with enough sunshine to generate power for anything
By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar Inc., is planning to build a massive energy storage facility in
By Ivan Penn | The New York Times The pandemic brought many solar power projects to a halt in the spring. But the industry more than made up
By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX Solar was the hot topic at Maricopa County’s November 5th Planning and Zoning Commission meeting, as three separate solar generating
By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX Global energy storage developer, Invenergy LLC, is requesting a Special Use Permit Amendment from Navajo County in order to construct a 400 MW
Parker Pioneer After years of effort, it’s happened. On Friday, May 22, Interior Secretary David L. Bernhardt signed over 5,900 acres of federal public land
By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX Pinal County recently heard and approved plans for a new 10MW solar photovoltaic energy generation facility at its April 15th Planning and Zoning
By Michael J. Coren | Quartz On the stroke of midnight this New Year’s Eve, the American dream will get a makeover. In California, the nation’s
Rose Law Group’s co-founder, Court Rich, takes a look back at the highlights of what was a wild and contentious decade for solar policy in
By Dillon Rosenblatt | Arizona Capitol Times Utilities are now required to enter into long-term contracts to buy power from solar and renewable energy generating
For the first time, the state’s public utility commission has created a standard contract length for PURPA solar projects — in stark contrast to utility
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona ranked ninth so far this year in total solar installations among U.S. states, according to the latest U.S.
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents solar developers that prevailed on this issue AZBigMedia Today, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) voted to reject a request from
By Sonia Waraich | The Times Standard Elk River resident Jesse Noell didn’t have a battery backup for his solar panels during the Pacific Gas
By Rofida Khairalla | Pinal Central The Coolidge Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the site plan for a massive solar plant within city limits
By Orion Rummler | Axios Five cities in California have the nation’s highest density of homes with solar panels, while Detroit has the lowest, according
By Susannah Churchill | San Francisco Chronicle Forced power outages are not the right long-term solution for people who rely on powered medical devices, critical
By Richard H. Dyer | Queen Creek Independent Allowing solar photovoltaic energy production facilities of up to 640 acres to be processed as a non-major comprehensive
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal As solar investments by businesses grow across the U.S., Arizona is a leader with 148 megawatts of installed corporate
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The city of Avondale is looking at new recommended design and zoning benchmarks for new apartment developments
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal As the U.S. solar market saw its best first quarter in history, Arizona remained near the top for
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings It is the latest project in Arizona for the energy provider By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal A 100-megawatt planned solar project in Coolidge will steer renewable energy
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings Scottsdale landowner has also sold huge chunks of property in the area to auto manufacturers By Hayley Ringle
By Emma Foehringer | Greentech Media The number of solar installations in the United States has officially surpassed 2 million, according to the latest data
By David Wichner |Arizona Daily Star Arizona regulators are looking at changing decades-old rules requiring utilities to buy power from certain renewable energy facilities, amid
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