post | 02.27.2026
Delusion Gets a Trophy. You Get the Bill.
While the White House calls coal "affordable, beautiful, and clean," energy bills for families across the Southeast continue to skyrocket.
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post | 02.11.2026
Go Electric, Go Affordable: Why a Used EV is Your Best Bet
Used electric vehicles are cheaper than comparable gas-powered vehicles. And with more inventory than ever before, EVs deliver on consumer choice.
post | 02.10.2026
Black Energy Leaders Across Time: Eight Visionaries Who Powered Progress
This Black History Month, join us to honor those who have shaped our energy past and present in the fight for an equitable energy future for all, regardless of race, class, ability, or zip code.
post | 02.03.2026
Plug Vs. Pump: Is It Cheaper to Charge an EV or Fill Up with Gas?
Even with lower gasoline prices, fueling an electric vehicle is still CONSIDERABLY cheaper than paying for gas. Check out the numbers.
post | 02.02.2026
Record Cold Exposes Who’s Blocking Energy Solutions, And Who’s Paying the Price
Energy bills rank among the highest cost-of-living struggles for Americans. Clean energy solutions help lower bills, so why is the administration blocking them?
post | 01.08.2026
Turning the Page: Library Solar & Clean Energy Momentum in Georgia’s Classic City
The city of Athens, Georgia completed an array of solar canopies at the local library in April 2025. Dive into the lasting impacts and community excitement around the solar installation, plus learn...
post | 01.07.2026
The $6,000 Savings Strategy: How We Slashed Our Fuel and Utility Bills with Solar and EVs
Powering our home and automobiles with rooftop solar energy is generating meaningful savings for our family. Here in the sunshine state, harnessing the sun’s infinite energy, we’re generating...
post | 01.06.2026
The Road to Transportation Electrification Got Bumpy in 2025, But There Are Positive Signs Ahead
As 2026 begins, the EV market is showing signs of durability, buoyed by an expanding affordable used EV market, high customer satisfaction, and consistent consumer interest.
post | 01.02.2026
An EV Lending Program and 5 Other Signs of Progress in the Rural Southeast
Take a look at just six of the many signs of clean energy progress we saw in the rural Southeast in 2025.
post | 12.17.2025
Consumers Need to Know: Electric Vehicles are Affordable, Better, Convenient Transportation
Last year, voters elected an administration determined to obstruct progress in transportation electrification, but consumer demand for affordable, better, and more convenient vehicles may get in the...