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APS reminds customers of 'energy vampires,' potential electricity-related Halloween hazards

By Kathy Adams | Oct 30, 2016

APS reminds customers that saving energy can be a real treat, but 'energy vampires' in a home can be a trick.
Health exchanges predicted to collapse as Republicans push for market-based reforms

By John Breslin | Oct 29, 2016

Health insurance exchanges for individuals are collapsing and will fall apart no matter who controls the various branches of government following the election, one health expert is predicting.
Arizona Water Protection Fund considering proposals for river-related water issues

By Kathy Adams | Oct 26, 2016

The Arizona Water Protection Fund will be considering proposals to address river and stream issues pertaining to water quantity or quality beginning next week.
Arizona's Motor Vehicle Division streamlining process for getting driver's licenses

By Kathy Adams | Oct 26, 2016

The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) said recently it is taking steps to make things easier for beginning drivers working toward getting their driver's licences.
Arizona Corporation Commission to discuss utility rate-hike requests

By Kathy Adams | Oct 26, 2016

The Arizona Corporation Commission is holding an open meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday in Phoenix to consider more than 30 agenda items, several which deal with utility company rates.
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality considering discharge permit for Davis Dam water treatment plant

By Kathy Adams | Oct 26, 2016

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) is considering issuing an Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (AZPDES) renewal permit to the United States Bureau of Reclamation for the Davis Dam water treatment plant near Bullhead City.
UniSource Energy Services asks customers to be alert for phone scams

By Kathy Adams | Oct 26, 2016

UniSource Energy Services (UES), based in Tucson, reminds customers to beware of calls from scammers pretending to be UES employees and threatening to disconnect service over unpaid bills.
Arizona Technology Council adds four to its board

By Kathy Adams | Oct 25, 2016

The Arizona Technology Council recently appointed four new members to its board of directors.
Salt River Project to do test burn of forest debris in coal plant

By Kathy Adams | Oct 24, 2016

Salt River Project is about to start a three-week test burn of 3,900 tons of forest debris at its Coronado Generating Station (CGS) near St. Johns.
Black Canyon plant seeks to renew permit to release wastewater into Agua Fria River

By Kathy Adams | Oct 24, 2016

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) is considering the renewal of an Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit to Kings Ranch Unit 2 Domestic Wastewater Improvement District to release wastewater from the Black Canyon treatment plant into the Agua Fria River basin in Yavapai County.
Greater Phoenix chamber's ATHENA Awards luncheon to honor businesswomen

By Kathy Adams | Oct 24, 2016

The Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce will announce this year's ATHENA Award recipients at an awards luncheon Wednesday in Scottsdale.
ADEQ issues public notice, plans to renew Snowflake wastewater discharge permit

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

A public notice has been issued by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), which plans to renew the Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (AZPDES) permit to the town of Snowflake.
Arizona senators introduce tribal water rights bill

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

Sens. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) and John McCain (R-AZ) introduced the Hualapai Tribe Water Rights Settlement Act to settle the water rights claims of the Hualapai tribe.
Arizona utility services remind everyone to call 811 before digging

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

Arizona 811, Southwest Gas and APS remind Arizona residents that it is important to know about underground utilities before digging any holes.
SRP honors energy-efficient businesses, schools at awards ceremony

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

SRP recently honored 16 innovative Valley businesses, schools and nonprofits at its Champions of Energy Efficiency Awards and Luncheon.
Energy Department awards $21.4 million for 17 solar energy projects

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

The U.S. Energy Department is offering $21.4 million to fund 17 new projects that help reduce the 'soft costs' found with solar energy, such as installation, permits and connecting to the power grid.
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issues air quality permits

By JoAnna Brown | Oct 23, 2016

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, the state agency charged with protecting and bettering public health and the environment across the state, recently issued three new air quality permits.
ADOT, ADEQ and Keep Arizona Beautiful team up for Environmental Resources Roadshow

By Kathy Adams | Oct 23, 2016

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and Keep Arizona Beautiful (KAZB) employees will hold the 'Environmental Resources Roadshow' to help show others how to improve their local environments.
Solar energy advocates still spending on commission race

By John Breslin | Oct 23, 2016

Solar energy advocates are financially backing certain candidates for seats on the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Arizona Public Service says peak electricity demand times trending later in day due to solar panels

By Kathy Adams | Oct 20, 2016

Arizona Public Service (APS) recently said its customers are reaching peak summer energy usage 45 minutes later on average than they did in 2012.

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