post | 03.06.2026
Southeast Politicians Vote to Take Away Programs That Reduce Home Energy Bills
See how your representative voted.
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post | 03.04.2026
Politically Turbulent Year Causes Southeast EV Investments and Jobs to Drop While Sales Keep Rising
Despite federal policy headwinds, the Southeast saw strong EV sales in 2025, though manufacturing job losses and investment cancellations signal growing tension between local economic growth and...
post | 03.02.2026
Understanding Your Electric Bill: Why Rates Are Surging and What You Can Do
Confused by your rising electric bill? We break down every charge, explain why rates are climbing, and show you how to fight back.
post | 02.27.2026
EV Chargers at Dollywood and 5 Other Incredible Signs of Progress in the Southeast
Take a look at just six of the many signs of clean energy progress we've seen in the Southeast over the past few months.
post | 02.27.2026
Delusion Gets a Trophy. You Get the Bill.
While the White House calls coal "affordable, beautiful, and clean," energy bills for families across the Southeast continue to skyrocket.
post | 02.26.2026
Agrivoltaics: Rethinking Resilience From the Ground Up
Agrivoltaics integrates solar energy with active farming, offering rural communities a path to stable income, healthier soil, and clean energy — without sacrificing the land or identity that...
post | 02.16.2026
A Duke Energy Growth Spurt? Last Time, It Didn’t Go So Well
Duke Energy: Overbuilding Like It's 1979
post | 02.12.2026
The “Ministry of Truth” Has Spoken
How Trump, EPA, Peabody Energy, and a compliant TVA Board declared war on reality and are going to stick you with the bill
post | 02.11.2026
Go Electric, Go Affordable: Why a Used EV is Your Best Bet
Used electric vehicles are cheaper than comparable gas-powered vehicles. And with more inventory than ever before, EVs deliver on consumer choice.
post | 02.10.2026
Black Energy Leaders Across Time: Eight Visionaries Who Powered Progress
This Black History Month, join us to honor those who have shaped our energy past and present in the fight for an equitable energy future for all, regardless of race, class, ability, or zip code.