A newly released report found that the cost for Arizona’s largest utility to go “Net Zero” would be even more expensive than expected.

The Club and AZ Liberty Network released a comprehensive analysis of the APS ’Net Zero’ resource plan approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2024.

The Club released the following statement regarding the Corporation Commission’s approval of an amended version of its Policy Statement Regarding Formula Rates.

While this is an important win, it once again highlights the need to rid ourselves of radical Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) commitments entirely

If utilities are allowed to operate under ESG, every downstream policy decision will be shaped by it—resulting in massive ESG rate hikes for Arizona ratepayers

As ratepayers ask the Arizona Corporation Commission to ban ESG, a new study by esteemed economist Stephen Moore makes clear the high cost of pursuing ESG

Tucson Electric Power asked the Arizona Corporation Commission for rate hikes to subsidize electric vehicles. But it didn’t get everything it wanted.

The renewable energy mandate and another issue will be brought up for a vote next week. And the consequences could be a disaster.

There certainly are cost-effective and reliable renewable energy options. But those investments should not come at the cost of higher utility bills.

You would think having a front row seat to California’s grid meltdown would be enough for our commission to learn a lesson. But they just can’t help themselves.

Several interest groups and Green New Deal activists have coalesced around one argument: legislators aren’t smart enough to handle energy policy.