
post | 08.18.2025
The Electric Horse Has Left the Barn
The American electric vehicle (EV) market may get reined in from a gallop to a trot, but it is still gaining ground.

post | 08.18.2025
The American electric vehicle (EV) market may get reined in from a gallop to a trot, but it is still gaining ground.
post | 08.13.2025
Last year, Catawba College became the first carbon neutral college in the Southeast. This summer, amid devastating federal blows to clean energy policy, Catawba’s pledge to sustainability isn’t...
post | 08.07.2025
SACE submitted comments in the North Carolina DEQ Section 401 water quality certification proceeding for the Enbridge T15 Reliability Project pipeline.
post | 08.06.2025
As SACE predicted, South Carolina utility Santee Cooper's new peak charges are producing customer bill increases much larger than the advertised 9 percent. Expiring federal tax credits can help...
post | 08.01.2025
The economy is driving the shift to clean energy, despite recent attacks on clean energy policy. States, cities, and communities must demand accountability and support leaders who put people over...
post | 07.31.2025
The 2025 update to the Electrify the South Transportation Toolkit for Local Governments highlights several innovative solutions that have been adopted by Southeastern municipalities.
post | 07.29.2025
Lobbyists, lawyers, and executives of polluting oil, gas, and coal companies are having the EPA abandon its mission and enact a Polluters First Agenda, killing people and costing us trillions.

post | 07.23.2025
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into electric school buses, EV carshare programs, and summer road trips

post | 07.22.2025
Trump-era policies and industry pressure are dismantling NRC safety oversight, risking nuclear accidents and eroding global confidence in U.S. reactor technology.
post | 07.15.2025
This article was written by Daniel Tait and originally posted on the Energy & Policy Institute website.