post | 12.22.2021
Efficiency Jobs Top All Others in Clean Energy – By A Lot!
The surprising fact is energy efficiency employs more than 2 million workers, which is over four times more jobs than solar, wind, coal, and fossil gas combined.
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post | 12.17.2021
After pressure from local advocates, KUB board votes to reallocate pandemic relief funds to help those most in need
post | 12.16.2021
South Carolina Utility Regulators Mandate Duke Plan that Keeps Carbon Flat
post | 12.15.2021
EVERYONE Needs Access to Reliable Charging in order to Transition to Electric Transportation
A SACE staffer's personal experiences with an electric vehicle taught her that it is absolutely critical that utility and public investments center equity and make charging available for folks like...
post | 12.10.2021
Duke Energy Efficiency Programs Approved to Help Low-income Households Reduce Energy Bills
post | 12.08.2021
Florida’s Electric Vehicle Market is Ready for Lift Off
Policymakers need to capitalize on Florida’s EV potential: upward trending market indicators, a robust EV Master Plan, and $30.7 billion in upcoming federal electric vehicle (EV) eligible funding....
post | 12.08.2021
Why Equity Must Be Central to Transportation Electrification
Electric transportation can be both the figurative and literal vehicle to help further social justice and improve the lives and livelihoods of many in low-income and rural communities.
post | 12.06.2021
FPL’s Holiday Surprise: $810 Million Bill Increase for Families to Pay for Fossil Gas
On December 7, the PSC should reject FPL’s request to increase customers' bills an additional $810 million to recover costs for fossil gas price hikes to run its power plants, unless it is coupled...
post | 11.29.2021
NC Regulators Weigh in on Duke’s Resource Plan, Process for Carbon Reduction Plan
North Carolina Commission issued two orders setting 2022 up as a pivotal year in the state's clean energy transition.
post | 11.25.2021