Arizona Corporation Commission Chairwoman Lea Márquez Peterson reflects on the important achievements that she and her fellow commissioners were able to accomplish in 2022 as she served in her second year as Chair. “With 2023 around the corner and new Commissioners set to take office on January 3rd, I am proud to highlight the important
On July 8, Chairwoman Lea Márquez Peterson of the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) was appointed Co-Vice Chair of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Committee on Water. NARUC is a national association of state utility commissioners, such as those serving on the ACC. The Water Committee brings together state utility commissioners, water service
Given the excessive heat warnings in effect this week, the Arizona Corporation Commission wants to remind Arizonans that during periods of extreme weather, regulated electric utilities are prohibited from disconnecting customers for reasons such as late payment, failure to pay, or carrying a bill arrearage. Under current rules regulated utilities such as Arizona Public Service
The Yavapai Republican Men’s Forum will continue their candidate series at their next monthly luncheon on Monday, March 14th, at the Prescott Vibes Event Center, 6200 Hwy 89 (see map at bottom). The event starts promptly at 11:30am. Parking is free. An RSVP is required. The March lineup of candidates is particularly strong. Attorney General Mark Brnovich
The Corporation Commission released today an annual list of top investor threats and urged caution before purchasing popular and volatile unregulated investments—especially those involving cryptocurrency and digital assets. Also, the Commission announced guidance for investors, including steps to take to reduce the possibility of becoming a fraud victim in the new year. “The Corporation Commission’s
The Nick Myers and Kevin Thompson team for Arizona Corporation Commission has issued a joint statement regarding the Biden Administration proposal on methane fees. In the current Administration’s drive to abolish the use of non-renewables, they are now trying to place a methane fee on industry that is expected to cost between $42-$72 billion annually
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