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.
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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?
resource | 01.30.2026
“Energy Efficiency in the Southeast” Seventh Edition Report
post | 01.30.2026
“Energy Efficiency in the Southeast” Report: The Untapped Opportunity To Address Load Growth And Affordability
Utilities across the Southeast are underutilizing energy efficiency, contributing to higher bills across the region. There is vast potential for utilities and regulators to pivot and prioritize...
post | 01.22.2026
Agrivoltaics: Growing Food, Growing Power, and Growing Possibility in the Southeast
Incorporating solar energy with farmland can double land use, reduce water usage, increase yields, provide shade, and generate energy and income.
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 | 01.05.2026
Big Rebates Available to North Carolina Residents For Home Energy Improvements
Thousands of dollars are available to each household to make improvements that lower energy bills and make homes more comfortable.
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 | 12.29.2025
Big Rebates Available to Georgia Residents For Home Energy Improvements
Thousands of dollars are available to each household to make improvements that lower energy bills and make homes more comfortable.