post | 11.05.2025
See How Your State is Making Unsung Clean Energy Progress
From small towns to big cities, take a look at just a few of the unexpected clean energy success stories from across the Southeast.
post | 11.05.2025
From small towns to big cities, take a look at just a few of the unexpected clean energy success stories from across the Southeast.
post | 11.03.2025
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
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.
post | 10.30.2025
Community leader Beverlee Trotter is bridging the gap between clean energy innovation and neighborhood engagement to ensure that no one is left behind as Savannah faces a rapidly changing climate and...

post | 10.28.2025
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
Costly, polluting gas plant across from elementary school in Person County could expose Duke customers to significant rate increases

post | 10.13.2025
Georgians' electric bills will be affected for years to come by the outcome of the Georgia Public Service Commission election underway, and voters statewide get to have a say.
post | 10.09.2025
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into global EV sales, benefits of solar microgrids, and ending tax credits
post | 10.06.2025
From grassroots beginnings to regional leadership, SACE’s 40-year journey highlights victories in clean energy, electric transportation, and climate advocacy, powered by a catalytic community...

post | 10.02.2025
Duke Energy is setting the stage to control a significant amount of gas pipeline and storage capacity. This warrants serious scrutiny by regulators.