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Candidate Debbie Mucarsel-Powell On Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, the Democratic Party candidate running for election to represent Florida in the United States Senate. Also in this series,…

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Candidate Rick Scott On Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Rick Scott, the Republican Party candidate running for reelection to represent Florida in the United States Senate. Also in this series,…

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Candidate Whitney Fox On Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Whitney Fox, the Democratic Party candidate running for election to the United States House of Representatives from Florida’s 13th congressional district.…

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Candidate Anna Paulina Luna On Climate & Energy

In this blog post, we examine the policies and positions of Anna Paulina Luna, the Republican Party candidate running for reelection to the United States House of Representatives from Florida’s 13th congressional…

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In 2023, Electric Vehicles Were Everywhere

EV sales are soaring, making up 19% of global auto sales in 2023. Despite policy setbacks and misinformation campaigns, EV adoption in the Southeast continues to grow.

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Q&A: Clean Energy Generation Member Kathie Sutherland

The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy sat down with Floridian Kathie Sutherland to learn more about why she is part of the Clean Energy Generation making strides against the climate crisis.

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Decoding the Impact of Gas Prices on Electric Bills

Increasing bill volatility is one of many drawbacks of a gas-reliant electric system. We need to change the way we regulate fuel cost recovery and move away from heavy gas reliance.

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New Traction on Efficiency Programs for Manufactured Homes

Manufactured homes consume far more energy per square foot than other types of construction, making electric bills unaffordable for many residents. Despite the South having more manufactured homes than any other region,…

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Outdated Energy Efficiency Policies Still Holding Florida Back

After nearly three years, the Florida Public Service Commission will soon consider substantive changes to its 30 year old energy efficiency rules. Its decision will either cement Florida's position at the bottom…

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Electric Vehicles are Gaining Ground in the Southeast as Billions of Investment Dollars Flow

The Southeast electric vehicle market continues growing even as supportive public policies are lagging. But the policy landscape may change as over 40% of the nation's EV and supply chain investment has…