Fighting Giants: Standing with Memphis to Stop Pollution and Protect the People
Silicon Valley’s dangerous game of “Go Fast and Break Things” comes to South Memphis.
A Historic Black Community’s Vision for Environmental Justice Persists Despite EPA Grant Freeze
Founded by formerly enslaved people after the Civil War, Union Heights now faces a new fight—reclaiming its future through sustainable housing, despite a federal freeze on environmental justice funds.
NASCAR Embraces Electric and 5 Other Unexpected Signs of Progress in the Southeast
The Clean Energy Generation is growing. From a motorsports park going solar to a police chief embracing EVs, and even a conservative county going electric, individuals and communities across the Southeast are embracing…
Brattle Transmission Report Highlights SERTP Status Quo Unsustainable for Southeast
April report sponsored by clean energy organizations highlights need for proactive regional transmission planning between southeastern utilities.
Electric School Buses Honor Farmers' Legacy of Stewardship in Rural Florida
Glades County embraces electric school buses, blending innovation with agricultural values to improve student health, reduce emissions, and honor the land that defines this tight-knit Florida farming community.
TVA’s Methane Gas Expansion Is a Bad Deal for Memphis
TVA is accepting public comments on the methane gas expansion at Allen Plant until April 28. Now is the time to speak up.
See How Your State and Fellow Southeasterners Are Benefitting From At-Risk Clean Energy Policies
Communities throughout the Southeast are benefitting from clean energy policies that clean our kids' air, lower our power bills, and create good-paying jobs. But these policies are at risk.
The Future of TVA: Status Quo or Time to Go
Are forces conspiring against TVA, and should we be talking about our options?
Talking EVs: 3 Hot Topics Right Now
SACE's Electric Transportation Director shares insights into timely electric vehicle (EV) topics on LinkedIn. Check out what's captured his attention recently and join the conversation.
Ten months after it was issued, the latest federal rule on transmission is mostly theoretical
Despite over a decade in operation, SERTP has yet to plan a regional transmission line and continues to delay meaningful action on FERC's Order 1920, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.