•  The 340-Mw Hualapai Valley solar thermal plant.  The City of Kingman plans to sell water recycled from its wastewater treatment facility for cooling the turbines, reducing groundwater usage.
• The 200-Mw Albiasa thermal solar plant. This will be built on land originally intended for a now-defunst "master planned" community, and will use les than 1/5 of the water that community planned to use.
• The 1.5 Mw Hackberry Road photvoltaic plant, which will use no cooling water at all.
• "A large wind farm near White Hills has also been proposed," 
• A biofuels plant is under consideration.  Says the National Wildlife Federation, "Arizona has 1.1 million dry tons of biomass available each year that could be used to generate about 200 MW of electricity."

And that's just one northern county.  Plants and proposals are springing up across the state.   As in neighboring states like Utah and Nevada, Arizona's potential for generating renewable energy is enormous.