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- SRP Board OKs $27 Million Price Decrease During Summer Peak
- As Crises Grow for Rural AZ's Small Water Companies, Corporation Commission Pushes Emergency Aid
- SRP Rate Decrease will Save Arizona Customers about $15 this Summer
- Pinnacle West Declares Quarterly Dividend
- Tesla Dangles $2.8B to Bring SolarCity into its Orbit
- Tesla to Make Offer on SolarCity
- Regulators OK Small TEP, UNS Fee Increases
- APS Rate Plan Would Promote Efficiency, Hike Residential Bills
- TEP Customers May Be Hit with Small Fee Increase
- Battery Surge: The Technology is Here, but 'Demand Rates' Might be Key to Promoting Them
- UES to Provide Power Outage Updates on New, Mobile-Friendly Online Map
- APS, SolarCity Fail to Reach Agreement Over Net Metering
- Residential Bills Would Rise by 8 Percent Under APS Rate Overhaul
- APS Requests First Rate Review in Five Years
- Liberty Utilities Works to Comply with EPA Advisory
- Obstacles Remain to Achieving Long-Term Agreement Over Solar
- West Valley Company Dealing with Contaminants Found in Water
- APS Looking to Make Voluntary Demand Charge Program Mandatory
- Corporation Commission Prepares for Water Company Emergencies Amid Drought
- Are Subsidies Killing U.S. Solar Companies
- Solar Use Prompts Electric Co-Op to Seek Increased Fees
- Our View: Ducey's 'No' is a Big 'Yes' for Water
- APS to Push for Controversial Demand Rates
- After Outcry, UES Drops Mandatory Demand Charge
- Ted Cooke: Mastering Arizona’s Rarified Art of Water Policy
- How Much Power Do You Use at Home? Not Knowing Could Cost You
- AG: Arizona Utility Regulators Can Force 'Dark Money' Disclosure
- From Uranium Pollution to a Broken Well, Small Water Companies Need Help
- Palo Verde Refueling Top-Performing Reactor
- Voter Initiatives Dropped in Solar Cease-Fire
- Deal Reached to Drop All Three Solar Ballot Measures
- Collaborative Study on Algae Could Reduce Energy Costs for SRP Customers
- Signature Effort Aims to Derail Solar Ballot Measure
- UniSource Continues Push for Rate Reform
- Measure Allows Utilities to Charge Separate Rates for Solar Customers
- Solar Energy Initiative May Face Two Competing Measures
- Solar Net Metering Supporters Rally at Capitol
- Utility Drops Bid to Have all Residential Customers Pay Demand Charge
- Sierra Club Files EPA Appeal Over Tempe Power Plant
- Major Battle Likely to Heat Up Over Solar Energy Iniative
- My Turn: In Defense of Utilities' Demand Charge
- Solar Ballot Initiative Could See Competing Referendum
- APS Solar Program Celebrates Five Years of Sunshine
- SolarCity has Given $3 Million to Help Pass a Ballot Iniative That Would Preserve Solar Energy in the State As-Is For the Next Six Years
- Arizona Solar Ballot Iniative Launched by Super PAC
- Commission Approves Transfer of Arizona Windsong Water to the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority
- Commissioner to Vote Against APS Until Utility Surrenders Records
- Corporation Commissioner Robert Burns Refuses to Vote for APS Items until Company Discloses 'Dark Money" Ties
- Corporation Commissioner Robert Burns Refuses to Vote for APS Items until Company Discloses 'Dark Money" Ties
- TEP to Share Energy Cost Savings with Customers Through Reduced Charge
- Solar Advocates Paul Hirt and Nick Brown Win Seats on SRP Board
- Solar Companies Say New Law Signed by Ducey Will Increase Cost, Wait Times for Installations
- More Than 750 Arizona Rooftop Solar Customers at Risk as Bankruptcy Looms for Missouri-Based SunEdison Inc.
- SRP Data Shows Some Solar Customers Save Money with Demand Rates
- Corp Comm, RUCO Face Off Over Water Rate Issue
- Democrats Call for Utility Regulator's Resignation Over Conflict
- UES Seeks Fair and Accurate Rates
- Nevada Regulator Describes the State's Rocky Path with Solar Regulation
- Energy Conference Speakers Call for Innovative Thinking
- Demand-Based Rate Strategy Makes Sense
- Rate Case May Change How We Pay for Power
- Coalition of Solar Companies Calls APS Fee Unconstitutional
- TEP Resource Plan Includes More Solar, Energy Efficiency Measures
- Solar Study at Odds with APS Analysis; Says Paying for Excess Power Good for Everyone
- Hearing to Begin for Disputed Electric Rate Hike
- Why So Many Arizona Groups are Intervening in a Nogales Electric Rate Case
- $100 Million Decision: 9th Circuit Rejects Arizona Appeal of Pollution Controls
- Federal Regulators Probe TEP's Wholesale Rate
- APS, Solar Group Spar in Testimony Filed in Rural Utility Rate Case
- Bill Aims to Limit Utility Regulator Conflicts of Interest
- Southwest Gas Increases the Quarterly Common Stock Dividend and Declares Second Quarter 2016 Dividend
- Pinnacle West Boasts Increased 4Q, Full-Year Income on APS Growth
- Solar Flameout: Demand Charges Cause Applications to Plummet and Could Reflect Arizona's Energy Future
- Rural Utility's Case Could Have Big Impact on Rooftop Solar Fees
- APS Solar Customers Facing Approval Delays While Paying Electric Bills
- Commission Calls Supreme Court Decision to Put Clean Air Plan Enfordcment on Hold a Win
- Palo Verde Nuke Plant Earns Highest OSHA Distinction
- Arizona Regulators Approve $2B Electricity Transmission Project
- TEP Will Offer Expanded Energy Efficiency Options to Customers
- Ducey's Pick for Arizona Corporation Commission has his own Conflict of Interest
- Utility Regulator Robert Burns Launches Investigation of APS Political Spending
- Judge: None of Bob Stump's Texts are Public
- Industry's Rapid Job Growth Continues as Prices Spur Demand
- Power Surge: Area Solar Panel Installations Booming
- Former Utility Regulator Susan Bitter Smith Will Not Face Criminal Charges
- SRP Remains Atop Business Satisfaction Study
- Phoenix Water Rates are Going up in March
- State Supreme Court Declines to Take Up Bitter Smith Issue
- APS Refuses Request to Disclose Political Contributions
- Ducey Appoints Tobin to Corp Comm
- Nevada's Solar Flare
- Arizona Regulators Seek Solar Net-Metering Compromise
- Bitter Cold; An Untimely Exit Ushers in a Winter of Discontent at the Arizona Corporation Commission
- Navajo Nation on Track for First Utility-Scale Solar Plant
- Susan Bitter Smith Resigns from Arizona Corporation Commission
- Our View: Who Would Run for Arizona Corporation Commission Now?
- SolarCity Funded Clean-Energy Advocacy Group That Targeted Arizona Utility Regulators
- Exclusive: ACC Chairwoman Bitter Smith Opens up About the AG Removal Petition
- Major Solar Company Acknowledges Tie to Corp Comm Critic
- TEP, Navopache Electric Co-Op Sign 25-Year Wholesale Power Contract
- Special Rate Needed to Boost Business Growth, TEP Says
- Senators Want Update on SolarCity Investigations
- Months Before Solar-Rates Case is Heard, a Fight for Public Support
- APS SEEKS PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONAL CAPACITY
- RBC Completes Acquisition of City National
- Water Rights Ruling Could Leave Ariz. Communities Parched
- Sun Wars; Arizona Moves to the Forefront of Battles Over Rooftop Solar
- TEP Seeks New Rates to Support Investments in Reliable, Sustainable Service
- APS Parent Reports Higher Income, Revenue on Sales, Rate Adjustments
- Corporation Commission Sues EPA Over Carbon Emissions Rule
- APS Won't Give Up Right to Spend on Corp Comm Elections
- Pinnacle West Increases Quarterly Dividend
- UES Bill Credit to Ease Expected Increase in Natural Gas Usage this Winter
- TEP Completes Transmission Line Construction as System Upgrades Continue
- Crane Problem Slows Palo Verde Refueling Process by a Day
- APS Report Breaks Down Costs of Serving Solar Customers
- Investor Group Says APS Subpoena Would Violate First Amendment
- Arizona Utility Regulators: We Won't Abstain From Vote on APS Solar Fees
- SRP: Temporary price decrease should save customers about $1 per month
- My Turn: How Cheaper Power can Spur our Economy
- APS Gives Up Fight for Higher Solar Rates - For Now
- APS Drops Bid for Solar Fee Increase, Blames “Political Gamesmanship”
- Robb: Little and Forese Shouldn't Step Down
- SRP Could Face Class-Action Lawsuit Over Fee Hike
- Arizona Utility Regulators Seek Legal Advice on Dark Money
- Solar Advocacy Group to Stay out of Corporation Commission Elections
- Our View: New EPA Water Rule 'Devoid' of Reason
- Arizona Appeals Court Says Some Utility Fees Unconstitutional
- ACC to Rule Thursday on EPCOR Wastewater Rate Hike Request
- My Turn: APS Serves Arizona. Solar Guys? Not So Much
- Tucson Electric Solar Net-Metering Change to Wait
- Regulators Delay APS Solar-Fee Decision
- California Utilities Copy Arizona Utilities’ Solar-Panel Fees
- Sun City Lawmaker to Run for Corporation Commission
- TEP to End Use of Coal, Switch Primarily to Natural Gas at Tucson Power Plant
- Plan to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emmissions Affects Environment, Economy - and Cost of Power
- Judge: No Urgent Need to Consider APS Solar Rate Increase
- Reaching for the Sun Just Got More Expensive
- Final Clean Power Plan Appears to go Easier on Arizona than Expected
- TEP Analyzing Impact of New Carbon Dioxide Emission Limits for Power Plants
- Arizona Utilities on Track to Meet Renewable Energy Goal
- State Waiting for Final Carbon Rule, Hopeful for Reduced Burden
- TEP, UES Name New Leaders of Operations, Public Policy, Customer Service
- PINNACLE WEST REPORTS 2015 SECOND-QUARTER RESULTS
- State Utilities Set to Meet Goal of 6% Renewables in 2016
- New EPA Clean-Air Rules Threaten Rural Power Co-Ops
- Commission Picks Tom Broderick to Lead Utilities Division
- Solar Can Raise Home Values — If You Own the System
- Customers Flock to New TEP Solar Program
- SRP Partners With Renewable Energy Company to Break Ground of 45-Megawatt Solar Facility in Florence
- Looming End of Federal Subsidy Poses Challenge for Solar Industry
- 1st Free APS-Owned Rooftop Solar Installed in Phoenix
- TEP Proposes New, Expanded Solar Energy Options for Customers in 2016
- Cogent: SW Gas, SRP Ranked in U.S. Top 10 for Utility Trust
- TEP Committed to Affordable Solar Power for Community
- Arizona Energy Regulators Cheer Ruling on EPA Suit
- SRP Asks Court to Dismiss SolarCity Lawsuit
- APS Settles Pollution Suit Over Navajo Coal Plant
- EPA Wants Us to Change? Show Us the Bill First
- TEP Withdraws Application to Pay Solar Customers Less
- Our Defense Against the Drought Needs Some Defense
- Tucson Electric Looks to Expand Efficiency Programs
- Court Issues Ruling on Leased Solar Taxes
- Pinnacle West Declares Quarterly Dividend
- Solar Plan Moves Phoenix Toward Renewable Energy Goal
- The Keys to Arizona's Present and Future
- Let the People Decide Who Regulates Their Utility Bills
- New TEP Transmission Line Will Strengthen Service, Help Meet Future Demand
- CenturyLink Expands Fiber Network in South Phoenix
- SRP Sells Bonds to Pay Debt
- EPA Emissions Regulations Coming Down to Cost
- Arizona Public Service to Participate in Energy Imbalance Market
- TEP Offers Rebates for Energy Efficient Variable-Speed Pool Pumps
- APS Creates New Award to Recognize Employee Community Service Involvement
- SRP and Its Regulators Meet Often
- Steller: Rooftop Solar Could Get A Lot More Expensive
- UniSource Energy Services Seeks Approval of New Electric Rates to Better Reflect Customers' Use of Its Upgraded Utility System
- TEP,UES Support New Program to Install Solar on Habitat for Humanity Homes
- Solar Industry Largely Prevails at Legislature, But Remains Wary
- Utility Regulator's Meetings with APS Scrutinized
- Pinnacle West Reports 2015 First Quarter Results
- SolarCity Relocating 85 Arizona Workers, Cites Solar Fees
- APS Retains High Rankings Among Solar Utilities Nationwide
- Salt River Project to Meet with Lawyers Over Rate Hike
- Solar Changes Don't Need a Rate Case
- SE Arizona Co-op Joins Movement to Cut Rooftop Solar Savings
- Solar Frm's home battery systems target SRP fees
- U.S. Enivornmental Protection Agency Recognizes APS With Presitigious Award For Ninth Consecutive Year
- APS Smart Meter Fees Rescinded
- TEP Discount Lighting Program Now Includes Light Emitting Diode (LED) Bulbs
- Arizona's Electric Utilities Present: Summer Energy Preparedness Plans to the Commission
- Sierra Club Opposes Tempe Power Plant Plan
- Death Spirals? High-Stakes Solar Energy Fight May Have Just Begun
- APS, Solar Leasing Companies Debate Growth of Solar
- Solar Proposal From Small Electric Co-Op Moving Through Corp Comm First
- APS Asks to Raise Solar Fees
- A Rooftop Solar Proposal That Should End the Debate
- TEP Proposes Change in Payments for New Solar Customers
- APS Solar Plant Built Near Phoenix Landfill
- My View: SRP Changes Will Benefit All Customers
- Forget Utility 2.0 - The Power Sector Needs 'Regulation of the Future'
- TEP Proposes More Equitable Credits for New Solar Power System Users
- APS Power Grid Has Endured 9 Minor Acts of Sabotage in Recent Years
- Innovative Thinking Spurs Water Deal
- Door-to-Door Visits ask Customers for Solar Complaints
- When Solar Panels Become a Headache
- Clean Power Plan: Has EPA Overstepped?
- Arizona Regulators: APS to Ask for Higher Solar Fees
- Lawsuit Against SRP Will Backfire
- Report: Arizona Ranked High For Number of Renewable-Energy Jobs
- IO Data Center Offers Renewable-Energy Program
- TEP Selects Three Local Companies to Install Rooftop Solar for New Program
- SRP Approves Solar Fee and Rate Hike
- Demand Charge Key to SRP Solar Rate Hike
- SRP Customers, Stakeholders, Lament Solar Rate-Hike Process
- With One Exception, SRP's Solar Fees Are Fair
- Corporation Commission: Arizona Should Have Fewer Water Companies
- Bitter Smith: Clean-Air Plan Could Threaten State's Power
- Pinnacle West Reports 2014 Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year Results
- SRP Revises Solar Rate Hike
- What if SRP Approves New Solar Rates
- B1465 Would Protect Public Against Questionable Tactics of Rooftop Solar Companies
- SRP Considers Minor Changes to Proposed Solar Rate Hike
- Companies Want to Link AZ, Mexico Power Grids
- SRP Goes Beyond Eliminating the Solar Subsidy
- Hundreds Crowd Tempe SRP Meeting, Protest Increases
- Arizona's Stealth Solar Owners Admit Fraud
- Response to Assertions Made About Energy's Costs, Systems
- Navajo County Official Named to Monitor Utility Rates
- Reduce Carbon Emissions in Accordance with Federal Law
- Consumer Advocate Offers Rooftop Solar Advice
- SRP's Proposed Solar Rate Hike Draws Ire
- Arizona Regulator Chastises Rooftop Solar Industry
- Arizona Regulator Chastises Rooftop Solar Industry
- Susan Bitter Smith Named Chair of Corporation Commission
- Doug Little and Tom Forese Sworn-In to Begin Terms on Commission
- SRP Solar Plan Promotes Free Markets
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- 2014 ACC Candidates Respond to Questions
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- Less is More: Dems Run Fewer Corp Comm Candidates for Better Odds
- As Crises Grow for Rural AZ's Small Water Companies, Corporation Commission Pushes Emergency Aid
- Commission Adopts Policies to Ensure Safe and Reliable Water to Customers Statewide
- 2 Dems Seek Spots on the Arizona Corporation Commission
- Tobin Bristles as APS Urges Corp Comm to Ignore his Plan
- Forese Proposes Code of Ethics for Corp Comm
- Commission to Consider Creating ACC Code of Ethics
- FBI Interviews Former Corp Comm Chairman, Corp Comm Staff in 2014 Election Probe
- Commission Should Base Energy Policy on Evidence Rather than Political Theatrics
- Arizona Public Service Customers to Rally to Protest Proposed Rate Hike
- Judge Tosses Last Bid to Get AZ Regulator Stump's Texts
- 2016 ACC Candidates Respond to Questionnaire
- Notice of the Letter Filed
- Arizona Utility Regulators Spar Over Emergency Water Measures
- Ducey Signs Bill Redefining Conflict-of-Interest Rules, Allowing Utility Regulators to Vote
- *REVISED DATE* ACC July Special Open Meeting/Workshop
- Bill Mundell and Tom Chabin: Unisource Proposal a Sign of Things to Come
- AG: Arizona Utility Regulators Can Force 'Dark Money' Disclosure
- Letter: You're Not Paying for APS's Political Expenses
- Utilities Present Summer Preparedness Plans to Arizona Corporation Commission
- Former Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn to Run for Utility Regulator
- Chairman Selects Board to Oversee Western Energy Imbalance Market APS to Participate in EIM in October
- Investor Alert: Risk of Fraud in Self-Directed IRAs
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- ACC Requires 22% in Energy-Use Cut by 2020
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- Constitutional Stand-down on Rooftop Solar
- Rooftop Solar Subsidies Enshrined in the Arizona Constitution?
- System Improvements Benefit Mechanism on Hold at ACC; Awaiting Appeal to Supreme Court
- Western Governors' Association Issues Policy Statement on Water Management in the West
- From Earth to Mars: Tesla PowerWall a Game Changer
- Chasing Subsidies
- Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut
- We Have the Tools, We Have the Talent...
- Come On, Are You Kidding Me?
- Serving the Public Good
- SRP Faces the Solar Rate Design Challenge
- Colorado River Water and Our Economy
- Charlie and the Dynamic Grid
- Another Overreaction from TUSK
- The Rating Also Rises
- AIC Testimony Supports Settlement of UNS/Fortis Merger
- EPA Rules on Carbon Dioxide Emissions on the Horizon
- The Best Defense is...to Change the Subject?
- Solar Company's Antics Wearing Thin
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Shrinking
- Rooftop Solar in the News Again
- Harmonizing Electricity Regulation to Support Customers, the Environment and the Grid
- Quest for Shade
- Arizona Utilities' Fleet of Coal Plants: A Clearer Vision
- Free Choice or Free Ride?
- When Nobody Wins
- David v. Goliath: The State of Maine Takes on Big Pharma
- Arizona's Net Metering Problem: A Band-Aid for a Gushing Wound?
- Adam Smith Is Unavailable to Take Your Complaint
- Energy Trader JP Morgan Ventures Energy Corp. Agrees to $410 Million Settlement
- Energy Traders Pushing the Envelope with FERC
- Hot Air and Rooftop Solar: Arizona's Net Metering Debate
- How Do I Cash In My Renewable Energy Credits?
- Net Metering in Arizona: Fair or Not Fair?
- Innovative Ratemaking at the ACC: Financing Aging and Deteriorating Water Systems in Arizona
- Haircut on the Horizon for Suntech Investors?
- Economics and Immigration Reform
- ACC Addresses Water Infrastructure
- Two States; Two Governors: Too Busy
- A Tale of Two Als
- More on Shifting Demographics and Policy Implications
- Natural Gas Exports: Battle of the Titans and the Dismal Science
- LNG Exports: Do We, or Don't We?
- Demographic Changes, the Economy and Shifting Populations
- New Director at RUCO
- Rum Punch and the Fiscal Cliff
- Congress Votes: Parity for Capital Gains and Dividend Tax Rates
- At Long Last: Moving Forward with Rate Making Reforms for Water Companies
- Dividend Taxes, Trade Tariffs and Economic Development Incentives
- Dividend Tax Hike Hurts All
- ACC Debate Part III - Infrastructure Costs, Revenue De-Couplers and Rate Adjustors
- ACC Debate Part II: Does Retail Competition in Electricity Make Sense for Arizona?
- Goldilocks and the Six ACC Candidates
- Letter to ACC: Change Regulation of Water Companies
- U.S. EPA vs. ADEQ: Regional Haze Showdown in Arizona
- The Wrong Tax Policy Can Hurt Investment in Infrastructure
- Fiscal Blight in Scranton: What Would Dwight Schrute Do?
- Who Loves You Baby?
- Solar Trade Wars: A Lose/Lose Proposition
- ACC Moving in Right Direction
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- Exchanging One Form of Regulation for Another: Part Deux
- Echoes of California Deregulation
- The Giant Panda in The Room
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- Can Education Turn Around a Groundwater Junkie?
- How to Create Middle Skill Jobs: Can Phoenix Become a "Brain Hub"?
- So....What was the Name of that Third Agency?
- When "First" Isn't Always Best
- Exchanging One Form of Regulation for Another
- Electricity Deregulation Texas Style
- The Elephant in the Room
- Reader Comments & Retail Electricity
- Lighting the Future
- "Toilet to Tap" Closer Than You Think
- A 2600-foot Tall Solar Tower in Arizona? Cool!
- I Can't Tell the Truth from the Lies
- Should Burning Trash Count as Renewable Energy?
- Troops to Energy Jobs: A Great Idea
- The Great Arizona Renewables Debate: Wind v. Solar
- You Get More Than You Think
- The Age of Man
- APS Pushes Envelope in Rate Case Transparency
- Will AARP Doom Energy Conservation in Arizona?
- The Case for Regulating Safety
- Meeting Arizona's Energy Challenges
- Survey: Arizonans Willing to Pay More for Renewable Energy
- It's a Dry Heat, but a Wet Winter
- Why Don’t We Think about Water the Way We Think about Electricity?
- You Can't Always Get What You Want...
- Safety is Everything
- Show Me the Data
- The Case for Natural Gas Storage in Arizona
- Telecommunications in Az Gets a Boost: CenturyLink & Qwest Merger Approved by ACC
- Can We Solve Arizona’s $1.5 Billion Budget Shortfall by Cutting Taxes?
- A Teaspoonful of Fiscal Progress
- When Cutting $1 Actually Cuts $3 – The Economics of an AHCCCS Rollback
- Energy Efficiency: It Takes a Little Effort and an Open Mind
- Call It Sputnik, Or Something Else, America Needs a 2nd-Half Comeback
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- Bloomberg Businessweek calls W. P. Carey School a top value. For students, yes, but also for Arizona
- Can Government Be Run Like a Business?
- How the $858 Billion Tax Cut Plan Will Benefit Arizonans
- At Long Last: Green Light for Solana
- It’s Still Here: Arizona’s Fiscal Crisis
- Sorting Out Winners and Losers in Climate Change
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- U.S. Competitiveness: The “Gathering Storm” Part 2
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- The Great Wyoming Wind Tax Debate
- In Memoriam: Jorge Luis Garcia
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- Does High-Speed Rail Between Tucson and Phoenix Make Sense?
- A Short-term and Long-term Solution for Arizona’s Jobs Problem
- Is Arizona’s Water Crisis Headed Toward Catastrophe?
- Arizona Corporation Commission Candidate Debate, Part 2
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- What’s Going on in Arizona’s “Fourth Branch”? Corporation Commission Primary Election Results
- Renewable Energy’s “Ugly Sister”
- The Net Neutrality Debate, Round 2
- Going Backward When We Should Be Going Forward
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- Phoenix-Area Exports: Falling Behind in the Race
- What Exactly Does a “Smart” Electric Grid Look Like?
- Arizona Gets Nearly $16 Million to Expand High-Speed Internet Service
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- What We Need from the Energy/Climate Bill
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- Putting Arizona Taxes in Context
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