Navajo Nation Electrification A Moral Imperative More than 60,000 people within Arizona, Utah and New Mexico are without access to electricity. Light Up the Navajo Nation aims to solve that. Byline: Lori Burkhart Read Entire Article
Get Real Regionally, and Historically In northeast and south, electric rates are considerably less than they were in the early eighties.
Get Real As inflation increases and electric rates remain stable, electricity really does become less expensive.
Happy Birthday Nikola! This system Nikola overcame would have been less reliable, more polluting, more expensive, and infeasible for suburban and rural communities.
40% Emission Free, Here We Come This year, year-to-date, the emission-free five made 38.3% of the grid’s electricity.
Commercial and Residential Consumption Turnaround? Year-to-date commercial and residential consumption in 2018 was the third highest historically.
APPA in NOLA Coleman Smoak, Piedmont Municipal Power Agency's GM, gives his first speech as Chair of the APPA Board.
Eight State Commission Chairs on State and Future of Power ‘Consider the Auk who became extinct because it forgot how to fly and could only walk.’