Article | 04.22.2026
A Beginner’s Guide to Buying a Used EV
Knowing what to look for in a used EV and where to find the right vehicle for you will make you a more empowered consumer.
Article | 04.20.2026
Energy Efficient Upgrades, Plug-In Solar, and 4 Other Ways Clean Energy Has Cut Energy Bills
As energy costs climb, take a look at just six of the many ways that clean energy is lowering bills across the Southeast
Article | 04.16.2026
Why Congress Must Invest in Clean Transportation
Once every five years, Congress has a chance to reshape how America moves. That moment is now. Will lawmakers seize it or squander it?
Article | 04.06.2026
Talking EVs: Gas Prices, Mail Trucks, and Snowy Roads
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into rising gas prices, electric mail trucks, and EVs in the snow
Article | 03.31.2026
Fossil Fuels Let Us Down Again
It's time to stop warring with each other over fossil fuels that belong to the past, because no one can embargo the sun.
Article | 03.17.2026
Correcting the Record on the Clean School Bus Program
EPA claims that electric school buses are unreliable and unsafe, but most schools, bus drivers, students and parents are reporting a positive experience.
Article | 03.10.2026
Lower Monthly Transportation Bills with an EV Lease
In 2025, more than half of all new EV transactions in the U.S. were leases.
Article | 03.04.2026
Politically Turbulent Year Causes Southeast EV Investments and Jobs to Drop While Sales Keep Rising
Despite federal policy headwinds, the Southeast saw strong EV sales in 2025, though manufacturing job losses and investment cancellations signal growing tension between local economic growth and...
Article | 02.27.2026
EV Chargers at Dollywood and 5 Other Incredible Signs of Progress in the Southeast
Take a look at just six of the many signs of clean energy progress we've seen in the Southeast over the past few months.
Delusion gets a trophy. You get the bill.
While the White House calls coal "affordable, beautiful, and clean," energy bills for families across the Southeast continue to skyrocket.
