The move comes after President Joe Biden visited Saudi Arabia last month, aiming to improve relations and encourage more oil production from the cartel to draw down high prices at the pump.
As GM and CEO of the 7,000-member electric co-op, Mark Cayce was an early solar adopter in tandem with defense contractor Aerojet Rocketdyne
Ashtyn Brown and Javan Massey have earned their unmanned aircraft general-small license.
The offer did not include a cash refund for Arkansas customers who were allegedly overcharged.
Buddy Hasten, president and CEO of the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas, said in a statement that Gossage was selected after an extensive search, and that his “knowledge of Arkansas and dedication to service” will help improve lives. read more >
By joining the western market, Colorado Springs Utilities will be poised for access to the “lowest-cost generating resources available in the market at any given minute,” according to a news release from SPP. read more >
Almost half the money raised, $300 billion, will go toward paying down federal deficits. read more >
The new hires are Chris Brudos and Will Mangrum. read more >
The Arkansas Public Service Commission is demanding answers from the state's 17 electric distribution co-ops on accusations of foot-dragging and obstruction in solar interconnections. read more >
If solar power is such a good deal, why are we granting huge subsidies to the tiny percentage of power generation for the nation's needs? read more >
Cyber risk is business risk, and there is no shortage of recent examples of the wide-ranging economic effects wrought by cyberattacks. read more >
For the first time, the solar array developer's warehouse and offices are under the same roof. read more >
It takes work to become a more positive person, Gordon says, and that work needs to start at the beginning of every day. read more >
The company's income and revenue in the period exceeded Wall Street expectations. read more >
The term-limited governor says his focus is on broadband access, jobs and a "hopefully quick" special session on tax cuts. read more >
The company will take occupancy immediately to begin what's projected to be a $1.5 million to $2 million improvement project. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate also didn't change from May to June, remaining at 3.6%. read more >
Even if only for a moment, in that moment, people want to be in a place where they are seen — a place where they matter. read more >
External rewards are satisfying to intrinsically motivated individuals, but these rewards are not enough to keep them motivated for an extended time. read more >
Mexico's president downplayed the dispute, framing it as fairly routine in relations between the two countries. read more >
Biden did not specify what actions he will take on climate, but said they will create jobs, improve energy security, bolster domestic manufacturing and protect consumers from oil and gas price increases. "I will not back down,'' he promised. read more >
It used to be news when the electric power failed. But in today's topsy-turvy world of energy, Southwest Power Pool of Little Rock put out a news release July 8 trumpeting the fact that it kept the lights on. read more >
Three developments last week showed expressions of confidence in Arkansas' future, always welcome but particularly so during the blistering days of summer. read more >
She has been with the nonprofit for 10 years. read more >
With demand up and supplies down, costs jumped. And companies found that they could pass along those higher costs in the form of higher prices to consumers, many of whom had managed to pile up savings during the pandemic. read more >
The government's consumer price index soared 9.1% over the past year, the biggest yearly increase since 1981. read more >
Two engineering experts with decades of experience managing energy and mining projects have joined the company. read more >
The trove may hold enough lithium to produce batteries for 50 million electric cars, Galvanic President & CEO Brent Wilson told Arkansas Business. read more >
Arkansas Business will honor 50 companies designated among this year's "Best Places to Work" during a live event in September at the DoubleTree Little Rock. read more >
U.S. Steel is set to demand another huge load of electricity for the plant it's building next to Big River, and is more specifically calling for renewable energy. read more >
Conway Corp. also announced certifications earned by five of its employees. read more >
Research from the Harvard Business Review suggests that, as the nature of business becomes more social, so too do the skills required to run a business. And that's upended how owners and boards of directors think of a well-equipped CEO candidate. read more >
Entergy reached a settlement on similar allegations with Mississippi's Public Service Commission on June 23, agreeing to refund the state $300 million read more >
