post | 03.31.2026
Fossil Fuels Let Us Down Again
It's time to stop warring with each other over fossil fuels that belong to the past, because no one can embargo the sun.
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post | 03.31.2026
Duke Doubles Down on Expensive Gas Resources for Proposed Carbon Plan
Energy experts outline a more affordable and reliable path with clean, renewable resources that would save customers billions
post | 03.25.2026
Groups Challenge PSC’s approval of Massive Georgia Power Gas Expansion
SACE, alongside other environmental organizations and faith communities, filed an appeal to review Georgia Power's proposal to add an unnecessary additional 10W energy generation to the grid – at...
post | 03.23.2026
The War in the Middle East Hasn’t Affected Methane Gas Prices. So What Does?
Methane gas prices are influenced by a myriad of issues – foreign and domestic, shorter-term and long-term – that converge uniquely at every moment, from weather to data centers.
post | 03.18.2026
Ten Southeast U.S. Representatives Join Push to Lower Americans’ Energy Bills
The Energy Bills Relief Act Would Cut Costs by Expanding Clean Energy and Modernizing the Electric Grid
post | 03.13.2026
Agrivoltaics 101: SACE Webinar Highlights Benefits of Solar and Agriculture
Agrivoltaics combines agriculture and solar energy production on the same land in ways that support farmers, protect working lands, and create new income opportunities.
post | 03.10.2026
Lower Monthly Transportation Bills with an EV Lease
In 2025, more than half of all new EV transactions in the U.S. were leases.
post | 03.09.2026
Energy Efficient Homes Save Lives During Winter Storms & Heat Waves
Study shows that high-performance homes keep residents safe for days in power outages during cold snaps and heat waves.
post | 03.06.2026
Southeast Politicians Vote to Take Away Programs That Reduce Home Energy Bills
See how your representative voted.
resource | 03.04.2026