post | 06.20.2025
How a Durham Church Installed Solar Panels and Became a Clean Energy Leader
The congregation installed 219 solar panels in July 2023, taking a bold step to align its operations with its mission of caring for God’s creation.
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post | 06.16.2025
Duke Energy’s proposal for North Carolina solar favors fossil fuels
post | 06.13.2025
North Carolina needs more certainty before committing to an expensive new gas plant
The economy is uncertain. Load growth is uncertain. Why saddle Duke customers with an expensive gas plant to serve load we don't even know will show up?
post | 05.14.2025
Electric School Buses Find an Unexpected Home in the Blue Ridge Mountains
In Transylvania County, a quiet shift to electric school buses redefines what’s possible in rural Appalachia—for student health, community stewardship, and small-town resilience.
post | 05.02.2025
Carolina Carshare Brings Electric Mobility to Charlotte’s Corridors of Opportunity
Carolina Carshare offers Charlotte residents access to electric vehicles at a fraction of the cost of traditional car ownership.
post | 04.23.2025
City of Charlotte & Partners Launch Affordable Electric Vehicle Carshare Program
SACE collaborates on pilot program to bring affordable, reliable, and environmentally sustainable transportation to apartment residents
post | 04.18.2025
NASCAR Embraces Electric and 5 Other Unexpected Signs of Progress in the Southeast
Take a look at just six of the many unexpected signs of clean energy progress we've seen in the Southeast over the past few months.
post | 04.09.2025
See How Your State and Fellow Southeasterners Are Benefitting From At-Risk Clean Energy Policies
Communities throughout the Southeast are benefitting from clean energy policies that clean our kids' air, lower our power bills, and create good-paying jobs. But these policies are at risk.
post | 04.09.2025
The Future of TVA: Status Quo or Time to Go
Are forces conspiring against TVA, and should we be talking about our options?
post | 03.28.2025
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...