post | 04.14.2026
NC Public Staff Finds Duke Is Jumping the Gun on Gas Buildout
The Public Staff finds that delaying gas plant construction would save ratepayers more than $1 billion over the next 10 years.
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post | 04.09.2026
Fossil Fuels and Georgia Power Bills
Fossil fuels are already impacting electric bills, as evidenced by Georgia Power asking the Georgia Commission to adjust bills for its fuel cost pass-through and to pay for the cost of the damage...
post | 03.31.2026
Groups File D.C. Circuit Court Challenge to FERC Certificate for MVP Southgate Gas Pipeline
SACE among organizations filing suit after FERC ignored expert analysis demonstrating that the pipeline is not needed to meet regional gas demand and overlooked environmental impacts of MVP’s...
post | 03.31.2026
Experts Agree: Duke Energy’s Proposed IRP is Backward and Risks Higher Bills
Duke Energy filed its proposed Integrated Resource Plan in North Carolina last October. In response to what we believe is a poorly designed plan, SACE filed three expert testimonies explaining how...
resource | 03.31.2026
Expert Testimonies Filed in Duke Energy’s Proposed Integrated Resource Plan
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 | 03.25.2026
Space Coast LNG Liquefaction Facility Unanimously Rejected by Port Canaveral Commissioners Following Community Opposition
A proposed fossil gas plant in Florida was defeated today by unanimous vote, highlighting the importance of early, informed community engagement in infrastructure siting decisions.
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 | 03.03.2026
Coalition Challenges FERC’s Greenlight of Massive Methane Gas Pipeline Project Across Southeast
Exorbitant costs of the massive "Southeast Supply Enhancement Project" pipeline will be stuck in ratepayers’ wallets for decades