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Tribal officials seek flexibility with energy resources

Tribal leaders Thursday pushed for greater input on government decisions over “fracking” and stressed the importance of eliminating red tape from energy resources programs on Indian lands.... Read more»

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Candidates face off in last GOP debate before CD8 primary

Jesse Kelly, Martha McSally, Frank Antenori and Dave Sitton faced off in the final CD8 Republican debate before Tuesday’s special primary.... Read more»3

Obama talks energy, trade with Canada, Mexico

President Obama, Mexican President Felipe Calderón and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrapped up the “three amigos” North America summit Monday where energy and trade topped the agenda.... Read more»

Factcheck

More Keystone Pipeline piffle

The misleading assault on the president’s energy policies continues. Regarding the pipeline, there’s nothing stopping more Canadian oil from coming into the U.S. right now. Existing cross-border pipelines could carry perhaps 1 million additional barrels of oil per day.... Read more»

Factcheck

Obama wanted higher gasoline prices?

Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich have repeatedly lifted several quotes out of context to allege that President Barack Obama and his administration actually wanted to drive up the price of gasoline, and have succeeded.... Read more»5

One year after Japan disaster, APS says Palo Verde nuke plant is safe

A year after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, operators of Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station said Friday that events in Japan prompted new initiatives to prepare for emergencies.... Read more»

Dep't of Energy-backed firms award bonuses, file bankruptcy

Some green energy companies financed by the Department of Energy have gone bankrupt — but not before they doled out six-figure bonuses to top executives.... Read more»

Tribes back ending federal oversight of Indian-land energy projects

Tribal officials told a House committee Wednesday that federal regulation of energy projects on Indian lands is a “major bottleneck” that is stifling their economies and needs to be changed.... Read more»

Az feels effect of Solyndra scandal

Two power line projects in Arizona could lose access to hundreds of millions of dollars in federal loans in the fallout after the government’s support for a bankrupt solar-energy firm.... Read more»1

Az Tea Party supporters connect to GOP debate in Fla.

As the presidential hopefuls took part in the CNN/Tea Party debate in Tampa, Fla., roughly 175 Arizona voters sat in front of CNN cameras as a satellite audience.... Read more»

A win for Perry could mean trouble for EPA

In the opening days of his presidential campaign, Texas Gov. Rick Perry has railed against the Environmental Protection Agency. If he wins the White House, his national energy policy will focus on cutting federal regulations, especially at the EPA, his spokesman said.... Read more»

Higher oil royalty charges expected from Obama

The Obama administration may be readying for a fight with the energy industry as it prepares to raise royalty charges for oil and gas obtained from public lands—and tighten up practices that have allowed companies to pay less than they should.... Read more»1

TEP: Adjust thermostat over Internet, save energy

A pilot program will offer homeowners the ability to control their air conditioning over the Internet, and help the electric company save energy.... Read more»

City offers home energy efficiency upgrades

The City of Tucson is seeking 100 additional applications from homeowners for energy efficiency retrofits.... Read more»

Palo Verde

Officials: Largest nuclear power plant in U.S. equipped for emergencies

Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station features stronger containment domes than the Japanese plant damaged by a tsunami, has multiple backup power sources and enough water to cool its reactors for a year, plant officials told the Arizona Corporation Commission.... Read more»

Does daylight saving time conserve energy?

Most Americans woke up a little bit groggier this past Sunday. Thanks to daylight saving time, or DST, clocks in most parts of the U.S. were set one hour ahead—robbing millions of precious sleep but rewarding them with extra daylight in return.... Read more»

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