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.
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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.
post | 12.23.2025
NC & SC Nonprofit Loan Program Helps Homeowners Lower Energy Bills and Make Homes More Comfortable
A new loan program helps homeowners in North Carolina and South Carolina make home upgrades that lower their energy bills, promote safety, and help them be better prepared for extreme weather.
post | 12.19.2025
Lame-duck Commission Sides with Georgia Power and Data Centers over Families and Small Businesses
The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) put profit over people in a vote to greenlight Georgia Power's request for $20B in new power generation. Now, hardworking Georgia families will pay the...
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...
post | 12.15.2025
Imagine the Southeast in 40 Years
Please join us in celebrating our past and powering our future.
post | 12.11.2025
What to Know About Plug-In Solar
Plug-in solar is rapidly expanding from Europe to the United States. As electricity prices rise, policymakers and consumers are embracing this renter-friendly technology as a path toward lower bills...
post | 12.02.2025
Lame-Duck Georgia Commission Could Lock Customers Into High Cost Gas Plants Until 2075
Georgia’s lame-duck Public Service Commission may approve Georgia Power’s $20 billion generation plan, potentially locking customers into high costs through 2075 despite staff warnings that...
post | 10.30.2025
How Leaders in Coastal Georgia are Building Resilience and Embracing the Future
Community leader Beverlee Trotter is bridging the gap between clean energy innovation and neighborhood engagement to ensure that no one is left behind as Savannah faces a rapidly changing climate and...
post | 10.13.2025
Georgians’ Utility Bills Will Be Determined By This Nov. 4 Election
Georgians' electric bills will be affected for years to come by the outcome of the Georgia Public Service Commission election underway, and voters statewide get to have a say.