Greg Hahne is a Field Correspondent at KJZZ. He covers a range of topics including energy policy, climate change, water management, and agricultural issues, often focusing on the intersection of environmental concerns and public policy. Hahne's work has been featured in Arizona Public Media, Fronteras Desk, Wyoming Public Radio & Media, and Boise State Public Radio.
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Greg's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and the broader theme of government and politics. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to new legislation or policies in Arizona, budgetary matters impacting the state, election-related news within Arizona, as well as wildlife conservation efforts specific to the region.
Sources with insights into local Arizona politics and legislative processes may find success in pitching commentary or analysis related to upcoming bills or regulations introduced by lawmakers. Additionally, experts in wildlife management and animal welfare specific to Maricopa County could also provide valuable perspectives for Greg's coverage.
As Greg does not have a specified geographic focus beyond his coverage of Arizona-specific topics, it can be inferred that he covers these themes from a regional perspective without limiting himself strictly to one location.
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By: Greg Hahne
Voters can bring their early ballots in person through Tuesday to have their votes cast.
Between May and June, the state’s unemployment rate went up by 0.1%, while it went down nationally by the same amount.
The Taiwanese government says it plans on opening an Economic and Cultural Office in Phoenix. The announcement comes as TSMC has invested hundreds of billions of dollars in Arizona.
By: Greg Hahne
Earlier this month, APS announced that it plans to convert its Cholla coal plant to natural gas by 2029. While APS says it will reduce emissions, the utility expects water use to be about the same.
By: Greg Hahne
SRP is planning what it calls an “energy center” about an hour south of Phoenix that would use a mix of solar, battery power and natural gas.
By: Greg Hahne
The Trump administration has lowered tariffs against Taiwan. The new rates come a week after the semiconductor manufacturer TSMC announced another round of massive investments in Arizona.
By: Greg Hahne
NVIDIA designs the computer chips that much of AI technology relies on. The company just announced a $1.5 billion partnership with Tempe-based Amkor for chip packaging and testing.
By: Greg Hahne
The Arizona Corporation Commission claims it had full authority to repeal the state's Electric Energy Efficiency Standards earlier this month.
By: Greg Hahne
Arizona's two largest utilities APS and SRP say they saw record-breaking demands for energy late last week.
Arizona's two largest utilities reported record-setting energy demands last week. And for APS, early information shows data centers were the largest drivers in peak energy demand growth year over year.
