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 Article | 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...

 Article | 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.

 Article | 11.25.2021

Tennesseeans urge TDEC to deny TVA request that would allow more toxic pollution from the Kingston Fossil Plant

 Article | 11.22.2021

Electrifying Transportation Could Bring $7.9 Billion To Georgia’s Economy While Slashing Emissions

By leading the transition to electric cars, trucks, and buses, Georgia can spur economic growth, save money, and create jobs — all while reducing carbon emissions to benefit the climate.

 Article | 11.19.2021

Memphis City Council adds another layer of protection against future pipelines 

 Article | 11.16.2021

Rest in Peace, Winter the Dolphin

 Article | 11.11.2021

TVA Board gives away power plant decision-making authority to CEO Jeff Lyash, while also giving him a raise

 Article | 11.09.2021

Tennesseeans Prepare to Lock Arms as They’re Locked Out from TVA’s Board Meeting

Ahead of TVA's quarterly board meeting, without the ability to speak directly to TVA's board, ratepayers are gathering to demand and deliver over 4,000 public comments asking TVA not build new fossil...

 Article | 11.04.2021

Congress Can Help Tennessee Lead Charge to Electric Vehicle Transition

Beyond money and jobs, electric cars and trucks are important for our health and the health of our children, who are especially affected by pollution.

 Article | 11.01.2021

Florida Power Bills Spike — Reliance on Fossil Gas to Blame

Florida's families and businesses have been hit with $566 Million in additional fossil gas costs this year - passed on to them by the state's largest power companies - and more costs are likely soon.