Arizona lawmakers want more solar energy projects in western areas of the state, a goal that could get mixed support from the White House.

Amkor Technology got a $407 million CHIPS Act grant in December. It comes with strings attached, including commitments to protect local environment.

Portland General Electric is a well-managed regulated utility company sporting a 4.6% dividend yield and 6% historical dividend growth. The company projects solid forward power demand and EPS growth.

Additionally, the transition to electric buses supports Arizona’s growing clean energy infrastructure and workforce development. More than 70% of voters in Arizona agree that clean energy policies are ...

PHOENIX – The Arizona House on Feb. 25 approved a slightly watered-down measure backed by power companies that will give them major new protections from lawsuits they face for wildfires their ...

The workers are among legions who have made copper one of the linchpins in Arizona’s economy since territorial days, one of the fabled Five C’s along with cattle, cotton, climate and citrus. Although ...

Legislative sponsors have introduced a bill they say will allow electric utilities to increase rates sooner and annually to build power plants, ultimately creating lower rates long term. Senate Bill ...

Additionally, 1.6 GW of petroleum-fired capacity will be retired, with Maryland’s Herbert A Wagner plant and Tennessee’s Allen power plant among the most significant closures. These ...

John Michael Olver, 50, was working for Bay Valve, a contractor at the APS Redhawk Power Plant in Arlington, Arizona, near Buckeye, when he fell 18 feet from a guardrail and was pronounced dead at ...

New filings in Mississippi and Georgia show Southern Company’s utility subsidiaries in those states are seeking to extend the life of three coal-fired power plants, jeopardizing the company’s ability ...

The electric semi-truck manufacturer Nikola has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing comes months after the Tempe-based company said it would likely run out of money early this year.

The result is what’s called a “virtual power plant” — a burgeoning resource that, across the state, has the potential to send thousands of megawatts of energy back to the grid in moments of crisis.