Energy regulators in Arizona have given the go-ahead to convert several units at two coal-fired power plants in the state to burn natural gas.

Arizona regulators just approved converting two major coal plants to natural gas.

The Arizona Corporation Commission voted unanimously during its March 4 meeting to approve the conversion of coal-fired units at the Springerville Generating Station and the Coronado Generating Statio ...

Two coal plants in rural Arizona are a step closer to converting to natural gas production. The Arizona Corporation Commission gave its official signoff during a Wednesday meeting. Tucson Electric ...

Korean BBQ and traditional steak grilling represent two distinct approaches to cooking beef Korean BBQ typically uses thin slices of marinated meat cooked quickly over tabletop charcoal or gas grills ...

A sudden commercial LPG cylinder shortage—triggered by supply chain disruptions in the Middle East—is forcing restaurants across India to trim menus, shorten hours, or temporarily shut down.

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LANCASTER, Pa. — UGI Utilities announced it has begun additional system upgrades in Lancaster. The work is "part of UGI’s commitment to provide safe and reliable service and provides opportunities for ...

Florry the Lorry is a capable truck house perfect for overlanding. It boasts a comfortable interior decked in wood and ...

UGI Utilities is planning a gas replacement project in Emmaus. Construction is set to begin on Monday, March 17 and is expected to last until mid-July. UGI says the replacement is also an opportunity ...

BATH, Pa. -- UGI is planning upgrades in Bath, Northampton County. The gas main replacement project is set to start Monday, April 7 on W. Main Street between Mulberry and Race streets. Construction is ...

The local restaurant scene is heating up with new restaurants opening or moving to new locations. But nothing is hotter right ...