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Arizona energy regulators repealed efficiency standards that have been in place since 2010. They initiated the process to repeal because the goal was surpassed and annual reporting was costing ratepayers.
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The utility plans to buy 600 megawatts, enough to power about 150,000 homes, from a new wind farm in New Mexico. That's up from SRP's current wind portfolio of 288 megawatts.
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An aluminum recycling plant will not proceed in the city of Benson, southeast of Tucson. Community members fought the plant for a year and recalled three council members due to concerns about the project.
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The report says that growth comes despite the Trump administration rolling back solar incentives.
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The new agreement is on top of other solar plans the utility has as it aims to double its generating capacity.
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Tempe leaders from government, construction and education met recently to discuss ways to develop affordable housing.
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The small town in Pinal County is buying time to solve its Gila River problems. Kearny could now run out of water in August or September.
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More than three-quarters of voters across eight western states say issues related to conservation are important in deciding whether or not to support an elected official.
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Kearny could go dry in July thanks to drought on the Gila River and an old legal agreement.
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Wind and solar power are rapidly expanding across the Mountain West, with some states now generating a significant share of their electricity from renewable sources, according to a new report from Climate Central, a nonpartisan research group.