Arizona's electric utilities are planning for more nuclear power as part of a new look for this energy source and the possibility of small reactors.

I don’t find it at all weird or radical to think my electricity bill should not ... the City of Tucson is conducting a feasibility study on replacing TEP with a publicly owned utility.

Local and state governments will put out the fires, so Californians will foot that bill with their local and ... Fortunately, the Tucson-TEP franchise agreement expires in 2026.

APS aims to invest in new infrastructure technologies to meet expected demand growth, while lowering its emissions and saving their 1.4 million customers money on their electricity bills ... River ...

Tucson Electric Power (TEP) spent $2.1 million ... since these entities don’t benefit customers and may advocate for interests that could raise bills. Ratepayer funding for chambers of commerce ...

The City of Tucson requested a study that looked at what it would be like if they were to operate an electric company. It would be similar to how Tucson Water operates.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joins Meet the Press exclusively from the southern border to discuss the recent tariffs imposed by President Trump on three of the U.S.’s largest trading ...

TEP is considering all of its options for a diversified generation portfolio but nuclear opponents say exploring that option is a waste of time and money ...

Arizona Public Service (APS), Salt River Project (SRP), and Tucson Electric Power (TEP) on Feb. 5 in a news release wrote that they have been “monitoring emerging nuclear technologies and have a ...

FIRST, AT 530, THERE ARE RISING COMPLAINTS FROM MANY BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CUSTOMERS. WE’VE HEARD THAT MANY HAVE EXPRESSED FRUSTRATION AFTER SEEING AN INCREASE ON THEIR BILL.