Florida is still the solar leader in the Southeast
“Florida remains a strong market for rooftop solar”
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“Florida remains a strong market for rooftop solar”
“Americans deserve the freedom to drive affordable electric cars. Tax credits help support that freedom, making it easier and more affordable to purchase an EV. Any action by Congress to cancel these tax credits will reduce freedom of choice and accessibility.”
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy released its sixth annual 'Energy Efficiency in the Southeast' report, ranking Florida among the worst-performing states for utility efficiency programs. Florida's energy savings constituted only 0.11% of utility retail sales,…
An opinion piece by Alan Byrd examining the resilience of utility-scale solar farms during Hurricanes Helene and Milton in Florida. The article cites a Southern Alliance for Clean Energy report projecting that utility-scale solar production in…
“The governor should stand with Floridians and veto the anti-solar bill. Let's embrace clean energy policies that support jobs, lower bills and energy freedom — not kill them at the behest of monopoly utilities.”
“While Florida's solar growth is good news, it's not enough. The rate of solar adoption falls well short of the pace necessary to achieve 100% clean electricity by 2035.”
Susan Glickman, Florida Director of SACE, argues that the Orlando Utilities Commission is rushing a vote on its Electric Integrated Resource Plan while mischaracterizing SACE's position on energy efficiency. Glickman criticizes OUC for cutting efficiency spending…
“EVs are cleaner than gas-fueled vehicles, even if they are charged using fossil fuels, which reduces carbon pollution. Plus, our beaches are better protected from accidental oil spills because EVs reduce the need for offshore oil drilling.”