post | 08.04.2026
A Ray of Sunshine in Dark Times
No roof, no contractor — just plug in. Discover how plug-in solar is helping renters and homeowners take clean energy into their own hands.
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resource | 07.22.2026
Webinar: Disproportionate Regulation of Residential Plug-in Solar
post | 07.09.2026
Everyday Stories, Capitol Hill Impact: Trusted Messengers Take D.C.
SACE partnered with Generation180 and the Southeast Sustainability Directors Network to bring real community voices to lawmakers, making the case for energy affordability, resilience, and grid...
post | 07.01.2026
Betting On Our Nearest Star That Gives Us Life And Energy
Solar power and battery storage are now cheaper and cleaner than fossil fuels, yet utility bias and outdated regulation slow the shift. See how the Southeast is harvesting the sun, from Atlanta's...
post | 06.26.2026
Disney World Goes Solar and 5 Other Exciting Signs of Progress in the Southeast
Take a look at just six of the many signs of clean energy progress we've seen in the Southeast over the past few months.
post | 06.23.2026
“Solar in the Southeast” Ninth Edition Report: Solar Boom Meets Solar Resistance
The Southeast is on track to nearly double its solar capacity by 2030, but utility pushbacks, federal tax credit terminations, and political upheaval may slow the expected solar boom.
resource | 06.17.2026
White Paper: Disproportionate Regulation of Residential Plug-in Solar
post | 06.11.2026
Reimagine Your Ride: How EVs Are Portable Power Banks on Wheels
When we think about what our vehicles are capable of, it’s time to question the status quo. Today there is a better alternative: electric vehicles not only get us where we need to go, they’re...
post | 06.09.2026
Talking EVs: Used EVs, Oil Consumption, and Electric Semis
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into buying used EVs, displacing oil consumption, and launching electric semis
post | 06.05.2026
Time to Draw the Line in North Carolina
With twelve big gas infrastructure projects approved or on the horizon, most of which have not yet hit our bills, it's time for North Carolina to hit pause.