post | 08.13.2026
Where the Candidates Stand: Shelia Edwards on Climate & Energy
Find out where Georgia PSC candidate Shelia Edwards stands on clean energy, data centers, and affordable utility bills.
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post | 08.12.2026
Expanded and Updated Electrify the South Electric Transportation Toolkit Now Available
The Electrify the South Electric Transportation Toolkit for local governments incorporates new resources and emerging best practices for Southeastern municipalities in the annual update.
post | 08.11.2026
Ask An Electric School Bus Driver: Cleaner Air, Better Handling, Reduced Running Costs
After 25 years behind the wheel, driver Charles Choyce switched to an electric school bus in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and found fewer fumes, smoother turns, reduced maintenance, and calmer...
post | 08.10.2026
This Mayor Didn’t Come to Washington to Talk About Energy Policy. He Came to Talk About Enfield.
Mayor Mondale Robinson of Enfield, North Carolina, traveled to Washington, D.C. to exchange ideas with dozens of other local clean energy leaders and spread the word on Capitol Hill about how his...
post | 08.07.2026
Where the Candidates Stand: Fitz Johnson on Climate & Energy
Find out where Georgia PSC candidate Fitz Johnson stands on clean energy, data centers, and affordable utility bills.
post | 08.07.2026
Where the Candidates Stand: Peter Hubbard on Climate & Energy
Find out where Georgia PSC candidate Peter Hubbard stands on clean energy, data centers, and affordable utility bills.
post | 08.06.2026
School’s Out For Summer, but Learning Never Stops on the Electric School Bus
The Arts Based School's electric bus drew crowds at a Juneteenth celebration, sparking conversations about quieter rides, healthier air for kids, and the savings that come with going electric.
post | 08.04.2026
The Southeast’s Untapped Potential: Agrivoltaics, Policy, and the Path Forward
Other states fund agrivoltaics with tax breaks, grants, and pilot programs. See why the Southeast lags behind — and what's needed to close the incentive gap.
post | 08.04.2026
A Ray of Sunshine in Dark Times
No roof, no contractor — just plug in. Discover how plug-in solar is helping renters and homeowners take clean energy into their own hands.
post | 08.03.2026
Nashville Has Begun Regulating Data Centers. Now the Energy Conversation Must Catch Up.
As Nashville regulates its data center boom, unresolved questions about fossil fuel backup power and grid capacity threaten to undercut the city's clean energy goals.