Brattle Transmission Report Highlights SERTP Status Quo Unsustainable for Southeast
A report released April 2 by consulting firm Brattle for clean energy organizations makes a strong case for proactive regional transmission planning at the Southeastern Transmission Planning (SERTP).
TVA’s Methane Gas Expansion Is a Bad Deal for Memphis
TVA is accepting public comments on the methane gas expansion at Allen Plant until April 28. Now is the time to speak up.
The Future of TVA: Status Quo or Time to Go
Are forces conspiring against TVA, and should we be talking about our options?
Ten months after it was issued, the latest federal rule on transmission is mostly theoretical
Despite over a decade in operation, SERTP has yet to plan a regional transmission line and continues to delay meaningful action on FERC's Order 1920, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Regional Transmission Planning Update: Reliable, Affordable Energy Needs More Work
Despite calls from advocates, the Southeastern Regional Transmission Planning (SERTP) group rejected a study on North Carolina’s Carbon Plan, hindering efforts to improve reliability and reduce energy costs.
Suffering from Delusions of Nuclear Grandeur and Amnesia, TN Senators Recklessly Step into TVA Leadership
Senators Blackburn and Hagerty’s call for a new “interim CEO” at TVA to “lead the way in our nation’s nuclear energy revival” through a reckless push for SMRs puts ratepayers at risk.
SACE Launches Fossil Gas Resource Hub
SACE's new fossil gas hub houses resources for communities and decision-makers across the Southeast. The hub features our own research and analysis as well as great resources developed by experts and partners.
Southeastern Ratepayers Are Building a Gas Highway to Export
In a new paper, SACE examines the relationship between load growth, fossil gas plants, fossil gas pipelines, LNG export, and electricity bills.
FERC Order 1920 Warns the Southeastern Power Grid is Failing. Utilities Are Avoiding Upgrades as Long as Possible.
FERC’s Order 1920 aims to improve transmission planning, but the Southeastern Regional Transmission Planning Group is delaying compliance. With rising demand and extreme weather, delays could mean higher costs, blackouts, and vulnerabilities.
Clean Energy Groups Outline TVA Reforms to Improve Transmission Planning, Transparency, and Oversight
Today’s version of TVA is quite far from the original vision.