post | 11.10.2025
Environmental Groups Reach Settlement with Utilities on SEEM
SEEM agrees to post hourly average price data, increasing price transparency on platform
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post | 11.06.2025
North Carolina Clean Energy Advocates to Appeal Misleading Duke Energy Program
Duke’s new customer program undermines the trust of North Carolinians seeking to protect their families and future generations from the consequences of climate-warming carbon pollution.
post | 11.03.2025
Duke Energy Risks Misleading Its North Carolina Customers and Blocking Solar Growth
Duke Energy is in the process of rolling out two new solar programs for customers, but the problem is that they take customers’ money without building any new solar.
post | 10.31.2025
As the Season Changes, Don’t Fall for the Chaos
Despite political chaos and short-sightedness, the clean energy transition we all deserve is happening – and it has strengthened to a clean energy economy that is market-led, not policy-forced.
resource | 10.30.2025
Webinar: “Solar in the Southeast” Eighth Edition Report
post | 10.29.2025
Groups Reach Settlement with Duke Energy Progress on Rate Increase
resource | 10.28.2025
“Solar in the Southeast” Eighth Edition Report
post | 10.28.2025
“Solar in the Southeast” Eighth Edition Report Shines Light on Continued Growth
Read on for a summary of SACE’s latest report, “Solar in the Southeast”, to get the latest on this low-cost, clean resource in Southeast utilities and states. The report unpacks data and key...
post | 10.20.2025
NCUC’s Approval of Second Big Gas Plant Is Based on Speculative Load Forecasts but Will Have Real Rate Impacts
Costly, polluting gas plant across from elementary school in Person County could expose Duke customers to significant rate increases
post | 10.13.2025