post | 02.19.2024
SACE Files Testimony Against Georgia Power’s Latest Fossil Fuel Frenzy
Georgia Power is stuck in the fossil past. If their latest requests are granted, all of us will pay the price.
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post | 02.16.2024
Larry Heiman: A Year of Affordable Home Energy Upgrades Leads to Building Community
As part of the Clean Energy Generation, Larry Heiman used tax incentives and rebates to slash the cost of upgrading his Georgia home to help curb climate-warming pollution. Now, he's spreading the...
post | 02.12.2024
TVA: NEPA is Not a Stand-in for Public Input in an IRP
While TVA's IRP is not exempt from NEPA review, TVA can and should have a separate public, accessible, and transparent process for its IRPs.
post | 02.06.2024
Six Inspiring Stories of Clean Energy Solutions in the Southeast
post | 02.05.2024
2023’s Record-Breaking Extreme Weather Makes Strong Power Plant Carbon Rules Even More Important
Climate change disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable communities. We need EPA to adopt the strongest possible limits on pollution from power plants in order to protect our region's health...
post | 02.02.2024
TVA, Our Nation’s Largest “Public” Utility Has The Least Public Planning Process
TVA's Board of Directors refused to hold a public hearing on TVA's 2024 draft IRP, so we held our own.
post | 01.25.2024
Clean Energy Tax Credits Clarified with New Rules and Tools
New IRS Direct Pay guidance, resources, and assistance will make applying for and using the EV charging infrastructure tax credit easier.
post | 01.22.2024
Save Money, Stay Healthy: What to Expect From a Home Energy Audit
No one wants their money flying out a leaky window, but professional energy auditor Bruce Glanville says nearly every home has energy inefficiencies costing residents money and quality of life....
post | 01.12.2024
En Route to the Southeast: Electric School Bus Opportunities and Awards
The Clean School Bus Program, enabled by funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in our region's schoolchildren, cleaning up the air they breath...
post | 01.04.2024
Brightening Georgia With Solar For Lower-Income Households and Nonprofits
Georgia Bright aims to extend the advantages of solar power to low and middle-income residents, ultimately reducing the burden of utility bills.