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 Article | 03.31.2021

Nothing to Lose, everything to gain: Memphians will only benefit from MLGW’s request for proposals

Update: At their April 6th meeting, the Memphis City Council voted to approve the issuance of a request for proposals (RFP) in order for MLGW to seek alternative power supply … Continued

 Article | 03.24.2021

Memphis Elected Officials Reject Byhalia Pipeline

Over the past week, Memphis City Council and Shelby County Commission each took actions to protect the community from the impacts of the Byhalia Connection, the proposed pipeline that would carry...

 Article | 02.25.2021

Byhalia Pipeline is contrary to the future we need

SACE opposes the Byhalia Connection Pipeline, a proposed pipeline that would pump crude oil from Southwest Memphis to Marshall County, Mississippi.

 Article | 02.04.2021

Biden is laying a solid foundation for action on climate, energy, and equity

Utilizing executive powers and simultaneously working to support and bolster existing market trends, the Biden administration seems to be pursuing a sea change in how we confront the climate crisis.

 Article | 12.22.2020

Will the Florida PSC Take This Opportunity to Reform Outdated Efficiency Practices?

The Florida PSC could miss a unique opportunity to modernize its outdated practices for setting energy efficiency goals. The outcome of the current rulemaking process is of critical importance for...

 Article | 12.18.2020

Newest KUB Board member aims to remove barriers and advocate for low-income customers

 Article | 12.14.2020

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor: Leading on Sustainability & Resilience

 Article | 12.03.2020

The Chains Are Breaking — What Will You Do?

Georgia sits at the crossroads of perhaps one of the most pivotal moments in our nation’s history. This election year has been historic, in part because of Georgia, and SACE's President of the...

 Article | 11.23.2020

2019 Rankings: High usage contributes to high electricity bills in Southeast

 Article | 10.14.2020

High energy bills plague low-income Floridians

As regulators allow utilities to disconnect power during the pandemic, it’s time to get to the root of the problem