post | 09.16.2021
National Drive Electric Week 2021 is Almost Here!
National Drive Electric Week is September 25 through October 3, 2021. Join a local event to learn more or register to show off your electric ride!
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post | 09.13.2021
SACE members speak up for a clean electricity standard
Congress is currently considering a Clean Electricity Performance Program, which could drastically reduce carbon emissions and advance clean energy. Here’s what our members have to say in support...
post | 09.13.2021
The climate crisis is a health crisis
This guest blog, written by Dr. Neha Pathak, originally ran on the Hill on September 7, 2021.
post | 09.01.2021
Orlando City Council Passes EV Make-Ready Code
Orlando City Council will require EV make-ready for new construction and major renovations. EV make-ready policies lower the cost to install future EVSE and increase likelihood of access to home...
post | 08.31.2021
Top 8 takeaways from the new U.S. land-based wind energy market report
The newest edition of the U.S. annual wind energy report shows growing promise for land-based wind energy to benefit the Southeast.
post | 08.31.2021
The Southeast is Gaining Ground in the Push to Electrify Transportation
The Southeast has secured significant electric vehicle (EV) investment over the past year, added additional jobs, increased EV sales and charger deployment, and ramped up utility engagement and state...
post | 08.27.2021
Bi-Directional Charging: Engaging with Leaders and the Community to Charge Forward with Smart EV Policy
post | 08.26.2021
Electric Vehicles Could Add $47 Billion Annually to Southeast Economy
Because most electricity is generated locally, shifting to electric transportation will save consumers money at the plug and keep more of their transportation fuel dollars recirculating through local...
post | 08.20.2021
Why SACE Supports FPL’s Proposed Rate Settlement
post | 08.13.2021
An Innovative Solar Microgrid Project Could Be a Win-Win-Win for Jackson, Tennessee
Solar project to deliver reliable, affordable, clean energy and benefit the local economy has overwhelming support — with exceptions.