Local Energy Siting
Arizona is growing, and demand for energy is growing with it. The process to decide where to build new energy generating facilities is called “local siting.” Members of the public have a say in what gets built and where. Finding good locations for renewable energy projects that power thousands of homes, often called ‘utility scale’ projects, is a big part of building a more sustainable future for Arizona.
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Efficiency Arizona helps low- and moderate-income Arizona residents upgrade to energy-efficient electric appliances with rebates up to $14,000—covering items like heat pumps, induction stoves, and insulation. This vital program not only lowers energy bills and supports clean energy jobs, but also protects seniors and families from Arizona’s escalating heat risks.
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OctUS Power Adds Propel Prepaid Solar Lease, Bringing Back Tax Credit Savings
US Power, a factory-direct Qcells solar and roofing brokerage, today announced that it has been approved to offer Propel, a prepaid solar and battery program from SolSource Solutions, financed through TriBeam Financial’s Concert Finance program and distributed by Greentech Renewables. Propel gives homeowners a way to recover much of the value of the federal solar tax credit, which ended for homeowner-owned systems on December 31, 2025.
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OctGovernor Katie Hobbs Delivers Utility Assistance to Nearly 30,000 Arizona Families
Today, Governor Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) announced that the Governor’s Power AZ initiative provided nearly 30,000 Arizona families with critical utility assistance. The program saved Arizonans $13 million on their energy bills, helping them stay cool during the hottest months and reaching full capacity by September.
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OctHow renewable energy can help save Arizona family farms, ranches
My family has raised cattle in Navajo County for over 80 years. Cattle ranching isn’t a job. It’s a way of life. Nobody does this work to get rich. We’re constantly at the mercy of factors we can’t control: weather; the price of beef; pests; equipment breakdowns; livestock losses due to illness or predators; and more.
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