Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station will mark four decades this year as one of the nation's largest producers. Here's what to know about nuclear energy in Arizona.

In an unusual joint announcement on Feb. 5, Arizona’s three largest electric utilities said they are teaming up to explore ways to provide more power through the expanded use of nuclear energy.

The plant — located in Tonopah, about 55 miles west of downtown Phoenix — began operating in 1985. It provides enough energy today to power about 4 million homes and businesses in Arizona ...

PHOENIX — Triple comes up big again at an Arizona nuclear plant. The Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station west of Phoenix broke its output record last year and for the 24th time was the highest ...

Arizona already has one of the largest nuclear power plants in the nation and more might be coming — though possibly in smaller form and years down the road. In an unusual joint announcement on ...

Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Public Service Company's Paloma Solar Power Plant is aimed at the sun and is now generating electricity for 4,200 customers.

Jordan, 62, has lived all his life in Randolph, Arizona, an unincorporated and economically depressed community 60 miles southeast of Phoenix that was founded a century ago by Black migrant ...

PHOENIX — Arizona public utility Salt River Project announced Wednesday the company’s largest solar plant in the state will be developed northwest of Flagstaff. Scheduled to be operational by ...

Arizona's new plant will join nearly 100 biomass plants in the country, said Bill Carlson, chairman of the Redding, Calif.-based USA Biomass Power Producers Alliance, a national group of owners ...

February 22, 2008 Plans have been unveiled for a whopping 280 megawatt (MW) concentrating solar power facility in Phoenix, Arizona, making it one of the world’s largest.

In 1972, APS began to build what is today known as the West Phoenix Power Plant on the same campus. Two new gas-fired turbines were added to the west of the historic power plant, and through 2003 ...