Arizona utilities this week gave regulators a sense of how their supply of energy is looking for this summer. They told members of the Arizona Corporation Commission that they are ready to handle the increased demand that higher temperatures will bring.

The state of Arizona has two of the top ten American electric utilities for production of solar power.

More than 400 city, county, state, tribal and federal agencies took part Wednesday in a test of the country’s largest nuclear power plant’s emergency plans.

Three new wind turbines spin outside the Leupp Schools on the Navajo Nation. On the roof are enough solar panels to generate 10 kilowatts of electricity to help power the school while stimulating classroom learning.

A new report shows Arizona is ranked second nationwide in the capacity of its solar installations.

Nearly 1 million SRP customers can expect slightly higher bills starting in November.

Record high temperatures are helping to set records for power consumption here in the Valley. The two major electrical utilities say they have enough power to meet demand but are looking for ways to keeps costs down.

Navajo Nation officials say plans to shut down three units at the Four Corners power plant could strain the tribal budget.

Arizona gas prices have dropped for the fourteenth week in a row. KJZZ’s Al Macias reports that Arizona prices are now below the national average.

For the 11th week in a row, gas prices continue to fall in Arizona. And experts predict the price will keep on dropping.