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TEP franchise agreement risks Tucsonâs green energy future
1+ week, 4+ day ago (292+ words) You have the power to tell Tucson Electric Power (TEP) no. You have the power to demand more affordable energy from our monopoly utility by voting NO on Proposition 421, which is a November 2026 ballot measure asking Tucson voters to renew…...
Massachusetts' energy affordability bills carry a hidden clause that could raise costs for millions of low-income residents while quietly undermining the solar and efficiency savings the legislation promises to deliver
1+ week, 6+ day ago (483+ words) Massachusetts lawmakers have been celebrating a rare moment of bipartisan progress. Two energy bills — one from the House, one from the Senate — cleared the legislature this year with broad support, promising lower electricity costs, streamlined solar permitting, and a more…...
Arizona cuts rooftop solar export rate for seventh straight year, shrinking homeowner credits
2+ week, 5+ day ago (551+ words) Repeated annual cuts can still add up to a much larger loss over time. It's Groundhog Day for Arizona homeowners who invest in rooftop solar. They are about to get less money for the extra electricity they send back to…...
Pioneer Community Energy promises lower rates in 2027
3+ week, 3+ day ago (96+ words) Chico Enterprise-Record Water faucet opened overnight floods Chico apartment | Police Logs: Aug. 12-18, 2026 BCAG unveils B-Line network concepts, seeks public input Card skimmers are still a problem in Chico | Scam of the Week Letter to the Editor: Downtown should be a…...
California watchdog warns PG&E bills could climb another $840 a year by 2030
4+ week, 1+ day ago (435+ words) PG&E says its rates are stabilizing, but an independent estimate from the California Public Utilities Commission's Public Advocates Office suggests California customers could still face even higher bills. By 2030, the average household could be paying about $840 more per year,…...