
Appeals Court Ruling Backs Solar Development
by Kyle Massey – 5 days ago
The ruling upholds the net metering rate structure and reverses the authority of utilities to impose a grid charge.
The ruling upholds the net metering rate structure and reverses the authority of utilities to impose a grid charge.
Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville and North Arkansas College in Harrison have signed separate efficiency performance contracts.
Phillip Oldridge, the CEO of Envirotech Vehicles, says electric vehicles "are here to stay and they're only going to gain momentum."
Mark Calhoun has been hired in Fayetteville as senior division manager for Benton County for Black Hills Energy. read more >
One of the bills is focused on data collection and could help communities avoid missing out on an economic development project. read more >
A U.S. investigation into Asian solar panel exports has stalled two of Entergy Arkansas' largest sun projects. read more >
J.B. Hunt's main focus is on improving transportation efficiency, regardless of what mode is used, while the alternative-fuel technology catches up to industry needs. read more >
The pace of immigration has slowed due to the pandemic and U.S. policy, reducing the potential labor pool. read more >
The decision removes millions of acres from possible drilling as U.S. gas prices reach record highs. read more >
Consumer prices were up 8.3% in April, down slightly from March. read more >
Arkansas Business is accepting nominations for its annual "20 In Their 20s" class of young professionals who are making a difference in their companies, organizations and communities. read more >
Arkansas is among 13 states challenging the president's order. read more >
He helped turn the family business, Middleton Heat & Air, into one of the largest HVAC companies in the state. read more >
Thomas Ganey has been hired as chief operating officer at EasyBins in Springdale. read more >
Making things is a big deal for all Arkansans, especially those 150,000-plus who work in manufacturing. read more >
Freight demand emerges as a possible impediment to industry's momentum. read more >
Autonomous trucks — sometimes called driverless trucks — are just another advance in the evolution of the supply chain. read more >
Gasoline prices in the United States, pushed up by the Russian war against Ukraine, have hit highs not seen since 2008 read more >
For more than three years, members of the Image Environmental Inc. team have become familiar faces at the Helena Harbor, working on the Helm Fertilizer Terminal upgrade-expansion project. read more >
A new program will offer grants to companies that process or recycle battery components to increase domestic supplies. read more >
Net income was $152.4 million, nearly tripling the previous year's profit for the same period. read more >
A preliminary feasibility study is underway. read more >
In addition to biofuel, the company processes pre-consumer food waste from bakeries into animal feed. read more >
Hydraulic fracturing revolutionized production after being applied to shale formations, including the Fayetteville Shale in Arkansas. read more >
Ajit Baridun has been promoted to director of business development for key accounts at Hytrol Conveyor Co. of Jonesboro. read more >
Most economists expect a rebound this quarter as solid hiring and wage gains sustain growth. read more >
The organization also released its 2021 annual report, which found that it provided $2.7 billion in yearly net benefits to members. read more >
Job growth is running at a slightly slower pace than the national average, but the region has advantages in other areas. read more >
The packaged ice maker in west Little Rock projects it will save $857,000 in energy costs over the next 30 years. read more >
Jonesboro Airport Manager George Jackson says he's seeking runway and taxiway improvements as regional growth drives demand. read more >
A rainy Wednesday morning could not dampen the spirits at the Little Rock Port, which is having a moment. read more >
$1.6 million is available over the next three years. read more >