See Why We Love Driving Electric and Why Clean Transportation Allows Us to Leave Fossil Fuels in the Dust
Electric vehicles are good for public health, the environment, and your wallet. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy’s Driving on Sunshine campaign promotes driving electric through free, hands-on driving experiences.
Demystifying EV Charging: High School Not-So-Confidential
This is the third post in a series written by Dave Erb intended to demystify electric vehicle (EV) charging, both for prospective EV buyers and for new owners still getting to know…
Florida 2020 Legislative Electric Vehicle Roundup
The 2020 Florida Legislative Session has begun with a handful of bills aimed at addressing electric transportation. Most of the bills are focused on building out the charging station infrastructure. Learn more…
Demystifying EV Charging: Elementary, My Dear Watts-In
This is the second post in a series written by Dave Erb intended to demystify electric vehicle (EV) charging, both for prospective EV buyers and for new owners still getting to know…
Help us drive electric vehicle adoption in North Carolina with a new license plate!
This blog was written by Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
2019 in Review: Electric Transportation Momentum in the South
Electric Transportation 2019 Highlights: Southern Utilities, States, and Cities
Electrifying Transportation: A Holistic Approach
Clean the Grid, Electrify Transportation, Reduce Miles-Traveled, and Ensure Access for All
Offset your holiday travel and support SACE with one click!
Traveling for the holidays? Do good when you fly! Green your holiday travel with SACE and Jet-Set Offset!
Driving on Sunshine Half Year Update
This blog was written by Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, and Jason Caissie, former Electric Transportation Manager at the Southern Alliance…
Georgia Public Service Commission Fails to Protect Georgians from Mandatory Fixed Fees
On Tuesday, the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) made its ruling by a 4-1 vote on Georgia Power’s rate case, notably granting an ill-advised $4 increase in the mandatory monthly fee residential…