Moving Forward with Optimism
With your support, SACE is fully aware, fully prepared, and fully engaged to take advantage of every policy opportunity, inform and engage stakeholders from communities in every socioeconomic sector, and promote smart…
10 Experts Weighing In on the Future of Solar in 2019
Spoiler Alert: SACE Solar Program Director Bryan Jacob is among them - check out his predictions among others in a recent post by Urjanet.
A Solar Powered Mouse: Bold Strides in Sustainability from Disney
This blog was written by Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
VFW Post Goes Solar, Serves Vets, Saves Money, and Protects Environment in SC
In honor of veterans, we at SACE wanted to highlight a great story about veterans taking a significant step to protect the environment and advance the clean energy economy. Thank you to all…
New Websites Launched To Engage Florida Solar and Climate Voters
SACE is happy to announce we have launched two websites to engage Florida voters who believe we need to prioritize solar energy and climate change policy. Hot off the presses are FloridaSolarVoter.org…
Register Now for Tennessee Valley Solar Conference
ACT NOW: EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DEADLINE JULY 31 TVA is a large, mostly untapped, solar market with great opportunity for growth. Tennesseans for Solar Choice recently illuminated the embarrassingly low progress from…
Energy Independence
This blog post, was written by Christian Roselund, editor of PV Magazine. It originally appeared on Wednesday, July 4 on their site.
Florida municipal solar highlights first half of 2018
As we approach the middle of 2018, it seems appropriate to reflect on the first half of the year. We've seen some big solar projects announced so far this year like the…
Join us for Solar Sundae Fundraiser in Asheville on July 8
This blog was written by Sarah Gilliam, former Communications Coordinator at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
Worst Solar Year Since 2011? TVA on Track for an Embarrassing Record Low
This blog was written by Alissa Schafer, former Solar Policy & Communications Manager at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.