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Oct 15, 2026

Nat BullardHOST
29:07
How has the regulatory complex around this evolved at the same time? Are you traveling in parallel, uh, or is it, uh, are, are you still sort of feeling it out, you know, feeling it out as you go?
Ted GeislerGUEST
29:21
Yeah, I think it varies per jurisdiction, but I can tell you in Arizona that the Arizona Corporation Commission deserves a ton of credit for recognizing the need to adopt a modern rate-making structure that allows us to assign the cost driven by growth to those certain customers.
Ted GeislerGUEST
29:36
Uh, they've held workshops to identify this issue.
Ted GeislerGUEST
29:41
They've solicited for solutions.
speaker_0HOST
0:04
Arizona staff conditionally backs yearly Southwest gas rates.
speaker_0HOST
0:10
Arizona Corporation Commission staff would let, let Southwest Gas adjust base rates annually between rate cases, with commission approval of each change and a wider earnings ban than the utility proposed.
speaker_0HOST
0:21
Southwest Gas could soon change its Arizona base rates every year instead of waiting years between rate cases, and the Arizona Corporation Commission's own staff now supports the idea.
speaker_0HOST
0:32
Staff backed it in testimony filed October thirteenth in docket G-zero-one-five-one-A-twenty-six-zero-zero-one-eight, though with more conditions attached than the utility asked for.
speaker_0HOST
0:44
Commissioners have not ruled.
Nicole HillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:37
Increasing energy efficiency was 31%.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
2:39
Extreme heat and growing infrastructure, including data centers and exploding residential areas, have combined to drive energy demand to an all-time high, according to the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Mark MoranCORRESPONDENT
2:51
Heat-related deaths in Maricopa County this summer were 60% higher than last summer, according to county data.
Edwin J. VieiraCORRESPONDENT
2:58
This is Public News Service.
Mark BrodyHOST
7:20
[outro jingle] Energy prices have become an issue in this year's election, and voters will get to choose two of the members of a panel that sets utility rates.
Mark BrodyHOST
7:40
The Arizona Corporation Commission regulates public utilities, among other responsibilities, and two Democrats and two Republicans are vying for the seats, along with a Green Party candidate.
Mark BrodyHOST
7:49
KJZZ's Wayne Schutsky from the politics desk is with me now to talk more about this race.
Mark BrodyHOST
7:54
Good morning, Wayne.
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
8:45
They take a long time.
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
8:46
Now, the cor- current commission has taken some steps to maybe make them happen every year, um, which they say will stop them from being so extreme every year.
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
8:53
But, uh, but yeah, those, those have been the headlines that people have probably seen about the Corporation Commission.
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
8:58
Now, there's a joke that getting elected to the commission is just getting elected to raise rates-
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:05
This is something I do where I'm like, "Can you just tell me what the point of this office is, first of all, before you tell me your endorsement or who you think I should vote for? What is, what is the goal? And then what are my goals in, in...
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:17
what do I want as a voter to see?" So, uh, at a public service commission election confusingly called an- the Corporation Commission in Arizona, right? All of these things are called different names, and it's just important to know that, uh, a lot of the time they're not called the thing that you think they should be called.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:34
So I think that's our first biggest educational barrier.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:37
So, uh, I mean, I would say one of our goals is to make sure that for some of these offices, um, voters know what they are.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:43
It's the first step.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:44
The Corporation Commission sounds like it does something different.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:47
It regulates your energy and electricity bills.
Caroline SpearsGUEST
17:49
And, um, one of the, the goals that, that we have this year is, um, every voter, voter in Arizona should know that, um, when they're thinking about energy rates and electricity bills, the Arizona Corporation Commission is the entity that's largely responsible for that.
Debra KrolGUEST
45:57
It's, it, it sound, you know, the, the name of the, of the agency is-
Yvette FielderHOST
46:03
Arizona Corporation Commission.
Debra KrolGUEST
46:04
Yeah.
Chris JamesHOST
46:05
Yeah.
Chris JamesHOST
50:34
Wow, that was an amazing, uh, Native Edge.
Yvette FielderHOST
50:36
Yeah, that was, um, I...
Yvette FielderHOST
50:39
The whole everything in the Arizona Corporation Commission, we rely on our small businesses to be incorporated properly-
Chris JamesHOST
50:46
Yeah, yep
David RobertsHOST
63:11
for a puc so a little bit of a little bit of attention can have a huge effect on those nodes
Leah C. StokesGUEST
63:16
Yes, in that book, Short-Circuit Policy, I tell a story of this fight over solar at the Arizona Corporation Commission, which is their public utility.
Leah C. StokesGUEST
63:24
And they managed to organize 400 people to do a protest.
Leah C. StokesGUEST
63:28
And it freaked the commissioners out.
Matthew CaseyCORRESPONDENT
7:36
Matthew Casey, KJZZ News, Phoenix.
Phil LatzmanHOST
7:40
Well, when the Arizona Corporation Commission approved big water and sewer rate hikes in the Ropes and Ranch community in Eloy in March, residents cried foul.
Phil LatzmanHOST
7:48
They said commissioners should have dug deeper into the sale of their utilities, Picacho Water and Sewer, which were recently bought by a Dutch investment firm.
Phil LatzmanHOST
7:56
Here's resident Deborah Dorman.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:14
Arizona commissioner stands firm on Markets Plus support.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:18
Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Nick Myers is firing back on speculation that Arizona is wavering in its choice of SPP's Markets Plus rather than CAISO's Extended Day-Ahead Market.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:28
ROE debated at NJ utility reform hearings.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:31
New Jersey officials trying to create a model for determining how utilities should operate faced contentious pushback from stakeholders in a recent public hearing, particularly over how much return on equity utilities should earn.
Jamie NolanHOST
6:20
We have another one on the ballot this year.
Jamie NolanHOST
6:23
You have a couple of seats on the Arizona Corporation Commission on the ballot.
Jamie NolanHOST
6:28
It does seem like folks are, Noticing what a public service commission is now and their role.
Jamie NolanHOST
6:34
They're certainly

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