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 insights into timely electric vehicle (EV) topics on LinkedIn
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.
post | 09.29.2025
After Hurricanes Irma and Maria, VI Solar Technologies emerged to rebuild resilient energy systems in the U.S. Virgin Islands, empowering communities with solar power, closing inequities, and...
post | 09.26.2025
North Carolina communities rightfully have pipeline safety concerns. Recent events are not alleviating those concerns.
post | 09.25.2025
From cheaper car insurance, to breezier drives, to pain-free charging, Dalton Rhadans found savings, fun, and peace of mind in an EV. Learn more about the young Alabama driver’s journey to going...