@MohaveFreePress@unusual_whales@nickmyersaz@waldenpatriot There was an https://t.co/1J11bSIJDa study that looked at energy costs nationally between May ‘24-May ’25. While national the cost increase averaged 6.5%, AZ only increased by 1.7%
Thank you @realpimagop for inviting me down to speak today. It's always a pleasure to see so many friends. And you always have some of the best questions. Thank you all for your support and votes! Let's Gooooo!
Thank you @chandlerrepublicanwo for letting me join you tonight. What an amazing turnout. Thank you for all your support! Let’s keep the @CorpCommAZ in Republican hands.
Sitting in an air-conditioned office, reliability can seem abstract. For a family sitting in a 110-degree house during an outage, it isn't. For a hospital, it isn't. For a manufacturer, it isn't. Reliability comes down to one question: Can we count on the system when we need it?
The first question in any Arizona energy conversation should be:
Will the lights be on when people need them?
Affordability matters.
Economic growth matters.
But reliability is foundational.
INSANE VIDEO: @KrisMayes admits to hiking your water bills on purpose to stop global warming
"When it increases in price—the water—and people use less of it … that's a good thing … I think we can all come together around this idea that maybe the price needs to go up." #AZAG