Forty years of Southern Alliance for Clean Energy in the news.
The issues mentioned behind the headlines through time
1984–2026
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Clean Energy Generation
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Transmission
A critical analysis of opposition to Georgia Power's Ashley Park–Wansley transmission line and Project Sail data center, arguing that national environmental organizations including SACE, Sierra Club, and SELC are using local landowner and watershed concerns as…
Savannah residents with solar panels maintained power during Hurricane Helene, but federal funding cuts have halted expansion of the Georgia BRIGHT program that provided free solar to low-income households. Mayor Van Johnson, speaking at a Southern…
“Those are legitimate concerns. Kinder Morgan says it only wants to survey the land, but that's the early stages of possibly condemning people's property for the pipeline”
“When we transition from polluting fuels like coal and methane gas to clean energy, that's pollution that's not going in the air that our kids aren't breathing”
“We applaud Commissioners Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson for trying to reduce the fuel cost portion of Georgia Power electric bills. We are disappointed that the rest of the Commission is protecting the status quo”
South Carolina's Public Service Commission approved Duke Energy's nonresidential demand response program on May 27, 2026, allowing businesses to reduce energy costs by adjusting usage during peak hours. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy criticized the…
“When you count the all-in cost to customers to build, finance, and operate this gas infrastructure, our predictions two years ago that this project would cost as much as the failed $9 billion VC Summer nuclear project are coming true. The difference is that the environmental damage from millions of tons per year of new air pollution for 50 years plus using the gas pipeline to industrialize the ACE Basin will be worse. Meanwhile, in the five or more years before this project delivers any power, the world economy will continue to shift towards the cleaner, more advanced energy solutions that South Carolina should embrace.”
A poll from consumer advocacy group PowerLines found that 76% of Americans want stronger utility oversight, though only 29% trust their state governments to protect their interests against rising utility bills. The article cites SACE's earlier…
Tennessee ranks last in the nation for solar, wind, and geothermal energy generation, producing only 1% of its electricity from solar in 2025. The article examines why TVA, which supplies nearly all electricity to Tennessee, has…
“she picked up the booklet from a TVA table at the April 15 public comment session held by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation on the TVA's coal ash remediation plan for its Cumberland Fossil Plant”
“You're making a very large utility that has a tremendous amount of financial resources, a tremendous amount of political power, and that does not always bode well for ratepayers. The more political power that a utility has, the more probable it is that they will use that power to the disadvantage of ratepayers.”
“We want to see the state engage, and we hope that this won't be a political football and that won't be the determining factor in whether the state takes advantage of federal funds that will actually help their citizens”