resource | 06.17.2026
SACE’s June 2026 white paper, Disproportionate Regulation of Residential Plug-in Solar, examines the differential regulation of residential plug-in solar photovoltaic (PIPV) units and portable...
post | 06.11.2026
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
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into buying used EVs, displacing oil consumption, and launching electric semis
post | 06.05.2026
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.
post | 06.01.2026
While TVA, the EPA, and utilities betray public trust through fossil fuel agendas, farmers and manufacturers lead a cleaner, cheaper energy transformation across the Southeast.
post | 06.01.2026
Making changes for fair rates, more clean energy, and reducing excessive shareholder profits could save residential customers millions
post | 05.29.2026
How Atlanta's Westside Resilience Corridor is using solar energy, battery storage, weatherization, and workforce development to cut energy bills and build community resilience in underserved...
post | 05.26.2026
North Carolina regulators paused Duke Energy's solar and battery storage procurement, risking higher bills and energy shortfalls. Learn how this decision affects Carolinas electricity customers and...
post | 05.20.2026
The outdated arguments against EVs don’t hold water. From cost to performance to convenience, today’s EVs are better than their gas counterparts in ways that matter most to drivers.
post | 05.08.2026
Millions in excessive costs should not be added to customer electric bills, especially when cheaper alternatives are available
