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Resource Planning Advisory Committee
I am a member of APS's Resource Planning Advisory Committee. Here's a handy link to the presentations and minutes. RPAC Meeting Presentations & Minutes Continue reading
Posted Aug 24, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Supporting SunZia at BLM
Posted Jun 24, 2022 at New Mexico Independent Power Producers
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Letter in support of SunZia at ACC
Posted Jun 24, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Our Letter to BLM in support of the SunZia Project.
Posted Jun 24, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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ACC Chair Proposes Confidential Energy Meetings.
Chairwoman Marquez-Peterson tries to bridge the information gap. Continue reading
Posted Jun 20, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Longroad Energy's Suns Stream Expansion Gen Tie Project
Longroad has filed an interesting update as part of the Biennial Transmission Assessment. Continue reading
Posted Jun 7, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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SunZia Update
SunZia continues to make progress. Continue reading
Posted Jun 7, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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APS Announces Intent to File a July 2022 Rate Case
Posted Jun 7, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Updated: SRP Coolidge Plant Rehearing Request on the ACC Agenda.
The ACC voted 3-2 to REJECT SRP's request to rehear the case....this wasn't a rejection of the case, it was a rejection of SRP's request to even ARGUE for the project. Rather extraordinary indeed. N O T I C E SPECIAL OPEN MEETING NOTICE OF THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION Monday,... Continue reading
Posted Jun 6, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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NMIPP San Diego Conference will be July 28th and 29th.
The most important lesson in Event Planning is that you can't compete with Comic-Con. Our annual summer conference was originally scheduled for July 21st and 22nd in San Diego. Those are the same dates as San Diego Comic-Con and there's not a hotel room for under $500 within 50 miles... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at New Mexico Independent Power Producers
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AZCPA San Diego Conference NEW DATES July 28th and 29th.
The most important lesson in Event Planning is that you can't compete with Comic-Con. Our annual summer conference was originally scheduled for July 21st and 22nd in San Diego. Those are the same dates as San Diego Comic-Con and there's not a hotel room for under $500 within 50 miles... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Lunch with Congressman Schweikert
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Lunch with Justice Clint Bolick
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Supreme Court Rules Southpoint Plant Subject to Tax
What is the most complex legal field? I would argue that it's taxation followed by Indian Law. If you are looking for the most complex single issue, your best bet is taxation issues in Indian Country. The AZ Supreme Court just decided the Southpoint case and the result has implications... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Tax Normalization Meeting with Congressman Schweikert
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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SunZia in the News
David Getts is the longest serving board member of the New Mexico Independent Power Producers and the Arizona Competitive Power Alliance. David recently addressed the annual meeting of the Energy Bar in Washington DC. This article covers his remarks on the SunZia project. WASHINGTON — If SouthWestern Power Group had... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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SunZia Update
David Getts is the longest serving board member of the New Mexico Independent Power Producers and the Arizona Competitive Power Alliance. David recently addressed the annual meeting of the Energy Bar in Washington DC. This article covers his remarks on the SunZia project. WASHINGTON — If SouthWestern Power Group had... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at New Mexico Independent Power Producers
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E3 Presentation for PNM IRP Stakeholders
Posted May 25, 2022 at New Mexico Independent Power Producers
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Headwinds
The Economist has a good summary of some of the issues that are facing the industry. America’s clean-energy bosses thought they would by now have more to celebrate. In the presidential campaign of 2020 Democrats tried to outbid one another on climate plans—Joe Biden offered $2trn, Bernie Sanders’s Green New... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at New Mexico Independent Power Producers
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Next RPAC meeting
Arizona Public Service hosts a "Resource Planning Advisory Council" Here is the latest update. (Let me know if you would like additional information about the RPAC Meetings.) Good Afternoon RPAC Participants, We are preparing material and agenda for the upcoming meeting June 7th. As we continue to facilitate and provide... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Good Summary of the Headwinds
Here's an interesting article from the Economist. America’s clean-energy bosses thought they would by now have more to celebrate. In the presidential campaign of 2020 Democrats tried to outbid one another on climate plans—Joe Biden offered $2trn, Bernie Sanders’s Green New Deal was $16trn—as if the nomination would go to... Continue reading
Posted May 25, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Solana Memo on Open Meeting Agenda
The Solana plant is on tomorrow's Open Meeting Agenda. Here's Staff's Solana memo which provides a good summary of the issue. Continue reading
Posted May 16, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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APS Announces RFP
Posted May 16, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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City of Coolidge votes to Limit Solar Development
From the Coolidge Examiner: COOLIDGE — Members of the Coolidge citizens’ committee aimed at preserving farmland and stopping the spread of solar projects clapped and rejoiced Monday night as the City Council voted to approve the removal of solar facilities from the list of permitted uses on local agricultural land.... Continue reading
Posted May 11, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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Tucson Electric Power is Planning to File a Rate Case
Posted May 10, 2022 at Arizona Competitive Power Alliance
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