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2020: Looking Forward Toward a Cleaner, Safer, Healthier Southeast
Throughout the good, the bad, and the ugly in recent years, SACE has remained a steadfast advocate for our region’s environment, pushing for clean energy solutions that will safeguard our water and…
Thirteen More Coal Ash Disasters Waiting to Happen
Four days after the Southeast's most recent coal ash disaster began, Duke Energy has yet to stop coal ash flowing into the Dan River. The impoundment failure is now the nation's 3rd…
Week in review on water and energy in NC
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of working in Charlotte, NC with Dr. Peter Frumhoff, Director of Science and Policy with the Union of Concerned Scientists, to release the new Energy and…
FEECA 2020 Toolkit
Background No family should be forced to make the choice between paying their energy bill and purchasing essential needs like food and medicine. Last fall, clean energy advocates successfully encouraged the Florida…
Southeast Coal Exports: A Climate Shell Game?
Ulla Reeves, SACE's Regional Program Director edited and contributed to this post. What has long been thought of as an energy issue primarily affecting the Pacific Northwest is now making its way…
Guest Commentary: A time to break down, a time to build up: energy equity and the Southeast’s future
This is a guest post originally published by Southeast Energy News. SACE's own Amelia Shenstone was one of five "clean energy energy superheroes" awarded during the #ATL100 event for her leadership on…
"Solar in the Southeast" Report: What's Next? Resource and Transmission Planning
For the final blog post in this series associated with our "Solar in the Southeast" annual report, SACE offers predictions about "What's Next?"