resource | 04.26.2022
Memphis Coal Ash Town Hall
Watch the virtual public forum to learn about coal ash, particularly as it relates to Memphis with the Allen plant clean up project and learn what you can do. Speakers … Continued
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resource | 08.08.2025
SACE Comments on Proposed Repeal of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units
post | 08.07.2025
SACE Comments Opposing Water Quality Certification of the Enbridge T15
SACE submitted comments in the North Carolina DEQ Section 401 water quality certification proceeding for the Enbridge T15 Reliability Project pipeline.
post | 08.01.2025
EPA Sabotage: It’s Not Just The Environment that Will Suffer; The Economy Will, Too
The economy is driving the shift to clean energy, despite recent attacks on clean energy policy. States, cities, and communities must demand accountability and support leaders who put people over...
post | 09.25.2024
The North Carolina Utilities Commission has a hole to fill on North Carolina’s road to decarbonization
Big decisions are coming regarding what resources will fill a looming hole in electricity generation as coal plants are retired and an uncertain amount of new load is added to the grid.
post | 07.15.2025
PSC Approves Georgia Power’s Dangerously Short-Sighted IRP
post | 07.14.2025
The Good, the Bad, and the Uncertain in Georgia Power’s Proposed IRP Settlement
Breaking down the proposed agreement between Georgia Power and state regulators.
post | 07.02.2025
The Answer to Load Growth is Solar and Storage
Hold utilities accountable to addressing load growth with cost-effective solar and storage.
post | 06.27.2025
NC Sierra Club, Allies, Ratepayers Call for S266 Veto
post | 06.20.2025
Freezing Out Georgia Customers: Election Year Deal with Georgia Power Won’t Keep Electric Bills from Rising
If the Georgia Public Service Commission really wanted to protect customers from high and volatile bills, in the near and long-term future, they could direct Georgia Power to reduce, not increase,...