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It's November, Where does the 2022 North Carolina Carbon Plan Stand?

On October 24, all intervenors' post-hearing filings were due to the NCUC. These are the final step where intervenors tell Commissioners what we want to see in the final Carbon Plan. We…

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The 2022 Rate Case: Georgia Power’s $2.9 Billion Ask  

In the 2022 rate case, the Georgia PSC will determine what are "fair and reasonable" rates and charges Georgia Power can collect from its ~2.7 million customers over the next three years.

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North Carolina Moves to Electrify Trucks and Buses, Gaining Economic and Environmental Advantages

Governor Cooper's executive order accelerates the transition of medium and heavy-duty trucks and buses from dirty diesel to zero-tailpipe emissions.

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Where the Candidates Stand On Energy: Democratic Nominee for U.S. House District 7 in Tennessee, Odessa Kelly

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Odessa Kelly, Democratic candidate running for U.S. House District 7 in Tennessee. Also in this series, we profile Mark Green, the…

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Where the Candidates Stand On Energy: Republican Nominee for U.S. House District 7 in Tennessee, Mark Green

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Mark Green, incumbent Republican candidate running for U.S. House District 7 in Tennessee. Also in this series, we profile Odessa Kelly,…

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Local Utilities Withdraw Appeal for Transmission Access from TVA

Utilities challenging TVA's claim of exemption from providing transmission access have withdrawn their appeal of FERC's decision, ending the pursuit of opening TVA's transmission system, for now. But future options remain.

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More Electric School Buses, Healthier Latinx Children

This year, during Latinx Heritage Month, join us in calling for school districts to address historic environmental injustices by investing in electric school buses.

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Georgia Cities Set Big Goals for Renewable Energy

Athens-Clarke County is one of eight local governments in Georgia planning a transition to 100% clean and renewable energy.

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As EVs Become More Mainstream in NC, Equal Access is Critical

This article was co-authored by Stan Cross, SACE Electric Transportation Policy Director, and Dr. Shelley Francis, Co-Founder and Director of EVHybridNoire, the nation's largest network of diverse electric vehicle drivers and enthusiasts.…

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Where the Candidates Stand On Energy: Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate in Florida, Rep. Val Demings

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Representative Val Demings, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Florida. Also in this series, we profile Senator Marco Rubio, the…