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Duke Energy announced settlement agreements on its proposed combination of Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress with multiple stakeholders including the North Carolina Public Staff, Attorney General's Office, and advocacy groups including Southern Alliance for…
Florida Power & Light Company announced an agreement in principle with multiple stakeholder groups, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, on a comprehensive four-year rate settlement designed to keep customer bills below the national average…
The Public Service Commission of South Carolina approved new customer rates for Duke Energy Carolinas based on a settlement agreement reached with multiple parties including Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, environmental groups, and consumer advocates. The…
The Public Service Commission of South Carolina approved a comprehensive settlement agreement in a Duke Energy Progress rate case, resulting in an 8.2% rate increase for residential customers effective April 1, 2023. The settlement was negotiated…
“We believe that it is important to provide a fair valuation of distributed energy resources. Those customers who provide services to the grid with their private investments should be fairly compensated for those services. At the same time, it is important that rates be designed to align customer behavior with controlling utility costs when possible.”
“Too many families are struggling with unnecessarily high energy bills because their homes lack the basic energy efficiency improvements needed to reduce energy waste. We thank Duke Energy for its engagement with stakeholders on this first step towards addressing Florida's significant energy affordability challenge.”
Lever for Change announced the Renewable Thermal Collaborative as the $10 million 2030 Climate Challenge winner to reduce industrial thermal emissions 30% by 2030. SACE is named as a partner in the "Turning Point" finalist project…
“The Florida Senate has recognized the flawed policy that charges consumers in advance for risky and expensive new nuclear reactors. The bill which passed the Senate today offers more procedural protections for consumers although the devil is in the details.”
JobKeeper Alliance, a job-focused nonprofit, released a press release attacking environmental activists' efforts to influence Alabama's energy policy, specifically naming the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy among organizations that have employed consultant David Schlissel in regulatory…
“The Vogtle loan guarantee puts nearly 16 times as much at stake for taxpayers when compared to Solyndra. Taxpayers cannot afford an $8.33 billion gamble when the odds are stacked against them as badly as they are here. The very large exposure to losses for U.S. taxpayers should the Vogtle Project go awry, along with the known complexities of building two new reactors, underscore the importance of an objective and unbiased review of the project, its borrowers, and the appropriate credit subsidy level. Political interference increases fiscal risks because political pressure can supplant economic and financial assessments in driving funding decisions and terms.”
Southern Alliance for Clean Energy issued a press release analyzing newly disclosed federal documents related to the loan guarantee for Vogtle nuclear reactors. The release references FOIA disclosures by the US Department of Energy and suggests…
“We are part of this important effort to ensure that local communities and the public finally have the ability to raise important concerns about the risks associated with radioactive waste and subsequent storage at nuclear plants across the Southeast. The Court agreed with us that it's long overdue for these serious impacts to finally be evaluated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and shared with the public. Now we're just making sure that'll happen--that communities will have a voice.”
