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Renewable Energy Standard Repeal – ACC

The ACC voted to begin repealing our state’s Renewable Energy Standard, the policy that has driven solar growth, lowered costs, and reduced pollution for nearly two decades. Please share your comments with them.

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Let the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) know how you feel on this issue.

Renewable Energy Standard Repeal – RE-00000A-24-0026

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Talking Points – From Vote Solar

Last month, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) voted to begin repealing our state’s Renewable Energy Standard, the policy that has driven solar growth, lowered costs, and reduced pollution for nearly two decades.

If this repeal goes through, families will pay the price. Utilities could build costly new gas plants instead of investing in affordable solar and efficiency. That means higher monthly bills, more pollution in our air, and fewer local clean energy jobs. Arizona should be planning for the next decade of affordable, reliable clean energy — not rolling back the policies that made our progress possible.

That’s why it’s so important for you to make your voice heard now. The Commission is required to take public comments, and your story carries real weight.

  • Fill out the form with your information and include the docket number RE-00000A-24-0026 so your comment is recorded in the right place.
  • Add your opinion in your own words. Talking points and a sample comment are below — but the most important thing is to share your story.

What you can say:

  • Repealing the Renewable Energy Standard would mean higher bills for families as utilities build costly new gas plants.
  • This policy has successfully driven investment in solar — the lowest-cost energy resource available today.
  • Arizona should be strengthening clean energy standards, not dismantling them.

Sample comment you can personalize:

“As an Arizona resident, I strongly urge the Commission to keep and strengthen the Renewable Energy Standard. This policy has lowered energy costs, created jobs, and reduced pollution for nearly 20 years. Repealing it would increase bills for families like mine and lock us into decades of unnecessary gas plant construction and pollution. Arizona deserves an affordable, reliable, and clean energy future. Please reject any attempt to repeal the Renewable Energy Standard.”

The Commission will also hold in-person and telephonic public hearings later this year, but your written comment now can help set the tone before those sessions begin.

  • Nov. 10 at 10:00 a.m. at the Commission’s offices in Tucson
  • Nov. 12 at 5:00 p.m., telephonically only
  • Nov. 13 at 10:00 a.m. at the Commission in Phoenix
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