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Oct 10, 2025

Tucson Mayor Romero and council stand up for ratepayers

Try asking the boss for a raise this year. Seems a lot to ask for since you just asked for a raise last year but start with this number — […]

May 13, 2025

Arizona utilities law awaiting Gov. Hobbs’ signature is win for affordable, reliable energy

The Arizona Senate and House of Representatives have struck a victory for affordable, reliable and cleaner energy by sending House Bill 2679 to Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk for her signature. […]

wildfire, evacuation, Kingman, Mohave County Sheriff's Office, homes,
Apr 22, 2025

Wildfire liability bill amended to be less protective of Arizona utility companies

Key Points: A bill to reduce liability for utility companies that start wildfires has been amended The amendments remove many of the sweeping protections for utilities The new bill is […]

clean energy jobs, solar, Clean Jobs America report
Oct 3, 2023

One ACC commissioner’s baseless assault on rooftop solar

The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is set to consider further reducing what the state’s monopoly utilities pay homeowners and businesses with rooftop solar for the energy they send back to the grid—and which the utilities then sell back to customers.

TEP, electric rates, Arizona Corporation Commission
Aug 7, 2023

TEP seeks rate hike despite company’s rising profits

The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is set for an Aug. 8 vote on Tucson Electric Power’s (TEP) latest rate hike request. This proposed 11.8% hike comes on the heels of the ACC’s decision to boost the monopoly utility’s “Purchased Power and Fuel Adjustor Clause,” which has already increased customer bills by more than $114 per year.

Jul 20, 2015

Customers flock to new utility-owned solar programs

When Tucson Electric Power opened up spots in its brand-new rooftop solar program on July 1, the utility received 200 applications within the first half-hour.

Jun 19, 2015

TEP withdraws application to pay solar customers less

Tucson Electric Power withdrew its application to change net metering rules Friday, saying instead the company will address the issue in its upcoming rate case.

May 20, 2015

Trico bid to reduce savings for solar customers viewed as test case

The state’s biggest utilities sat together at a table in Tucson Monday to support and defend a solar proposal from a small electric co-op that would alter net metering rules, and cut savings, for its 1,200 solar members.

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