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eastern Arizona. Fracking has yet to take place in the state for oil or gas, but exploration of the prospect is underway. Northeastern Arizona is part

list of coal mines in Arizona, go to Existing coal mines in Arizona As of 2010 there were approximately 1 active coal mine in Arizona with production approximately

Sierra Club Alaska Chapter UtilityWatch UAF Beyond Coal See also Arizona and coal Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest Black Mesa Indigenous Support

Arizona Public Service Company (APS) is the largest electric utility in Arizona and the principal subsidiary of publicly-traded S&P 500 member Pinnacle

list includes sites in 10 states, including 12 in North Carolina, 9 in Arizona, 6 in Kentucky, 6 in Ohio, and 4 in West Virginia. Eleven of the sites belong

continues active lobbying within Arizona. Records of company lobbying expenditures in Arizona can be found HERE. The Arizona Secretary of State's Office [1]

ownership of the generating station in Cochise, Arizona, and the headquarters facility located in Benson, Arizona. AEPCO has 21 employees. Substation, transmission

the Four Corners Steam Plant and the Palo Verde nuclear power plant in Arizona. PRC examiners ruled that PNM's decision in 2016 to invest in extending

Mesa to northern Arizona and southern Nevada, where it was used to provide electricity to residents of California, Nevada, and Arizona. Between 1965 and

list includes sites in 10 states, including 12 in North Carolina, 9 in Arizona, 6 in Kentucky, 6 in Ohio, and 4 in West Virginia. Eleven of the sites belong

August 12, 2008 Shaun McKinnon, "Cleaning dirty air risks costlier Arizona water," Arizona Republic, November 1, 2009 "Protesters Target Salt River Project's

Navajo Generating Station is a retired power station in Page, Coconino, Arizona, United States. The map below shows the exact location of the power station

is an operating power station of at least 408-megawatts (MW) in Cochise, Arizona, United States with multiple units, some of which are not currently operating

operating power station of at least 425-megawatts (MW) in Joseph City, Navajo, Arizona, United States with multiple units, some of which are not currently operating

Johns field," Arizona Geology, blog of the State Geologist of Arizona; Jan. 24, 2013 "Two CO2 wells permitted in St. Johns field," Arizona Geology, blog

despite fire", Ryan Randazzo, The Arizona Republic, March 3, 2009. "Arizona's last new coal plant?" Ryan Randazzo, The Arizona Republic, March 18, 2010. Kelsey

Johns field," Arizona Geology, blog of the State Geologist of Arizona; Jan. 24, 2013 "Two CO2 wells permitted in St. Johns field," Arizona Geology, blog

electricity and are operated by Arizona Public Service Company, which serves about 300,000 homes in New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Texas. The American

(Illinois) Fisk Generating Station (Chicago) Navajo Generating Station (Arizona) Boardman Plant (Oregon) J.E. Corette Plant (Montana) Valmont Plant (Colorado)

The Black Mesa coal mine in Arizona was operated by Peabody Energy for thirty years before being suspended in 2005. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE"