Article | 11.13.2026
TVA Is Cash Rich, Still Wants Congress to Raise Its Debt Limit
TVA took in far more money than it expected in the last year, largely due to warmer weather and IRA tax credits. Yet TVA is still pushing to rush a massive increase in its ability to borrow through...
2026 Election Outcomes, Clean Energy & Data Centers
Voters sent an unambiguous message to policymakers to prioritize making energy more affordable and data centers more accountable.
Article | 11.11.2026
Local Zoning Hearing Reveals Alarming Rationale for Costly Duke Gas Project
A Davidson County Commissioner's question daylights how many days Duke's proposed ELNG facility can serve two large gas plants if there is a disruption in the Transco pipeline. But if a Transco...
Article | 11.03.2026
An Electric Ride to the Polls: First Votes, First EV Rides at VotaFest
On Vote Early Day, SACE and Poder Latinx offered free IONIQ 5 rides to early voting, giving Georgia voters a first taste of both civic participation and electric mobility.
Article | 10.30.2026
Your Energy Bills Are on the Ballot. Vote!
Early voting for the general election runs through Friday, October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.
Article | 10.29.2026
Talking EVs: Clean School Buses, Chinese Competition, and EV Road Trips
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares his timely insights into electric school bus legislation, EV competition with China, and EV road trips.
Article | 10.27.2026
Solar for All Is Back! Or Is It?
Two federal courts confirmed that the EPA broke the law when it shut down Solar for All. Families are still waiting for the solar energy savings they were promised.
Article | 10.26.2026
Take it From a Floridian: You Don’t Want NextEra in South Carolina
The SC PSC must decide by Jan. 29, 2027, whether to approve a merger of NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy, which would create the largest regulated electric utility in the world with 10 million...
Article | 10.20.2026
Georgia, It’s Time to Vote for Lower Energy Bills
The Public Service Commission decides what Georgia Power can charge you. Two seats and control of the commission are on the ballot.
Article | 10.08.2026
How Fort Lauderdale Built the Financial Case for an All-Electric Fleet
A financial analysis is now steering a municipal fleet transition that will lower costs for taxpayers in Fort Lauderdale.
