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Arizona Solar Center Blog

Commentary from Arizona Solar Center Board Members and invited contributors.

While blog entries are initiated by the Solar Center, we welcome dialogue around the posted topics. Your expertise and perspective are highly valued -- so if you haven't logged in and contributed, please do so!

Jim Arwood

Jim Arwood served six Arizona governors in various capacities managing federal energy programs, culminating in his appointment by then Governor Janet Napolitano, as Director of the State Energy Office in 2006. After nearly 25 years serving the state of Arizona, Mr. Arwood retired from government service in 2010 and today consults for a variety of energy related organizations. He also serves as Director of Communications for the Arizona Solar Center.

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29 December 2016 The Story of the Year is Fake

25 November 2016 Were these the good old days?

29 October 2016 There is No Plan(et) B

15 October 2016 High Noon

24 September 2016 We are all frogs

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Jimmy Arwood

Jimmy Arwood is a student at Arizona State University studying Public Policy.

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16 January 2016 What Goes Around – Comes Around

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Lucy Mason

AriSEIA-Executive Director
Former Prescott City Councilwoman
Former AZ State Representative 8 years
Chairman - House Energy, Water, and Agriculture Committees
Chairman - House Committee on Renewable Energy Technologies and Energy Efficiency