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 Article | 01.07.2022

Governor Cooper’s Executive Order Commits NC to Address Climate Change and Build an Equitable Clean Energy and Clean Transportation Economy

Today, January 7, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced Executive Order 246, reflecting the energy and transportation leadership we at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) and other...

 Article | 12.27.2021

Southeast Energy Offices Launch New Mapping Tool

State Energy Offices across the Southeast collaborated on an electric vehicle infrastructure planning tool to guide equitable charger deployment.

 Article | 12.17.2021

After pressure from local advocates, KUB board votes to reallocate pandemic relief funds to help those most in need

 Article | 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...

 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 | 11.19.2021

Memphis City Council adds another layer of protection against future pipelines 

 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 | 10.30.2021

Our climate is changing, small towns need help adapting

 Article | 10.18.2021

Advocacy Groups in Georgia Host ‘People’s PSC Hearing’ 

 Article | 09.24.2021

Memphis City Council passes one law protecting Memphians from oil pipeline pollution. Other laws still pending. 

Concerned citizens in Memphis finally have some concrete means for fighting back against future pipeline projects.