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A bill moving through the Arizona House would prevent wind farms from being built within 12 miles of property zoned for residential development.
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As climate change drives more extreme heat, more Americans are falling behind on summer utility bills, and a new report says Arizona Public Service customers are among those struggling to keep up.
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Three major utilities in Arizona are looking to develop another nuclear power plant.
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Among the executive orders President Donald Trump has issued during the start of his new term are a few that affect public lands, mainly dealing with energy and energy production.
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Lawmakers at the Arizona Capitol want to require the state’s utility companies to prepare plans to reduce wildfire risks across the state, but critics argue the bill’s fine print will actually make it harder for residents to hold power companies accountable when they cause those fires.
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The city of Chandler sent out thousands of postcards to roughly 27,000 Chandler households recently. Mayor Kevin Hartke said it’s to let them know that while part of their property taxes still pay for domestic water, Roosevelt Water Conservation District refuses to sell it to them.
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The canopies will be built at Mesa Main Library at First and Center streets to provide both covered parking for visitors and energy for the city’s electric utility.
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This investment from the Powering Affordable Clean Energy Program is supposed to generate more than 30 megawatts of renewable energy for the not-for-profit utility’s roughly 40,000 tribal customers in rural Arizona and New Mexico.
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The Bureau of Land Management published an environmental review of plans for a major solar energy facility in La Paz County on Tuesday.
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The U.S. Department of Energy is giving a conditional loan of over $1.8 billion to APS. The utility company says this guarantee would finance various projects and energy initiatives.