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 Article | 09.28.2020

City Council and MLGW have a Triple Play Opportunity for Memphis

This op-ed, co-written by Memphis resident Pearl Eva Walker, who works on the Memphis Has the Power campaign, and SACE Executive Director Dr. Stephen A. Smith originally appeared in Commercial...

 Article | 09.21.2020

Knoxville Climate Council Delves into Energy & Buildings

The Knoxville Climate Council met again on Tuesday, September 8th to discuss energy and buildings. For the first time, some members of the council met in person at the City County building.

 Article | 08.27.2020

Where the Candidates Stand On Energy: Democratic Nominee for Tennessee Senator Marquita Bradshaw

In this blog, we examine the policies and position of Marquita Bradshaw, the Democratic nominee for Tennessee's U.S. Senator. Also in this series we profile Bill Hagerty, the Republican nominee for...

 Article | 08.27.2020

Where the Candidates Stand On Energy: Republican Nominee for Tennessee Senator Bill Hagerty

In this blog, we examine the policies and position of Bill Hagerty, the Republican nominee for Tennessee's U.S. Senator. Also in this series we profile Marquita Bradshaw, the Democratic nominee for...

 Article | 08.21.2020

KUB Freezes the Fees for Five Years To Respond To Grassroots Campaign

 Article | 08.20.2020

Memphis’ Utility Takes Historic Step Into the 21st Century

 Article | 08.15.2020

Transportation Working Group Meets as Part of Knoxville Climate Council

 Article | 08.14.2020

MLGW Board nears decision, TVA’s offer fails to impress

MLGW's Board of Directors will consider the next step in evaluating alternative supply options on August 19: issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to provide power. TVA has issued an ultimatum: issue...

 Article | 08.10.2020

TVA Board Firings and a Time of Reckoning for Memphis

 Article | 08.04.2020

SunBlockers: ‘Solar in the Southeast’ Annual Report (Part 5)

Who are the laggards, or "SunBlockers" from this year's 'Solar in the Southeast' annual report? Spoiler alert: they are all repeat offenders.