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Arizona stands at the forefront of a transformative energy revolution. As we strive for abundant, affordable, and reliable energy, it’s imperative to recognize the indispensable role of domestic mining in achieving this vision.

As if things haven’t become bad enough for the catastrophic anthropogenic global warming (CAGW) crowd in Louisiana, now it has to deal with a Public Service Commission member waving a red cape in front of a bull.

Since April of 2025 President Trump has been continually advised by Department of Energy Secretary Christopher Wright regarding continuing increased demand for electricity, largely due to industrial growth from data centers and other industrial projects.

For centuries, the origins of oil and natural gas have sparked scientific curiosity.

The recent failures of regional grid operators – the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) – have exposed just how fragile and unaccountable our current energy framework has become.

President Trump recently took bold, necessary action to reframe America’s energy policy around facts and logic – not wishful thinking.

Americans cannot afford an energy policy built on bumper sticker slogans and political soundbites. The stakes are simply too high.

There has long been talk of adding a dedicated consumer advocate to represent ratepayers at the Mississippi Public Service Commission (PSC) in an attempt to counterbalance the voice of the utilities. Now, it appears the three-man elected Commission is taking steps to that end.

Commissioner Walden joined her fellow Commissioners in congratulating Mark Christie to his confirmation as Chairman to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Chairman Christie was named by President Trump to be Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on January 20, 2025.