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Driving on Sunshine in the Sunshine State
This blog was written by Kelsey Grentzer, former Florida Communications Coordinator at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. Last week we hit the road in sunny South Florida and hosted our first…
It's a launch! Driving on Sunshine electric vehicle roadshow zooms into Florida
Kelsey Grentzer, former Florida Communications Coordinator at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, contributed to this blog.
City Council puts Knoxville on the map with passing of carbon goals
On Tuesday, Knoxville’s City Council unanimously voted to pass carbon reduction goals that puts the Scruffy City on the map for addressing climate change.
The fate of efficiency programs for over 6 million Florida families hangs in the balance
Florida is set to establish energy efficiency goals for he state’s biggest power companies. This is a once in a five-year opportunity to reset and improve Florida's embarrassingly low energy efficiency performance…
Greening Fleets with the Florida Sustainability Directors' Network
The city of Coral Gables Sustainability Director Matt Anderson coordinated a webinar to discuss and share best practices and resources on “Green Fleets” through the Florida Sustainability Directors' Network.
Protect Our Coast: Drive Electric Half Year Update
Since this summer, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy has been meeting with local leaders from across the state of Florida on the benefits of electric transportation. These meetings have allowed us to…
Largest Solar Program in the US Awaits Decision on Moving Forward
The two-day hearing on the proposed Florida Power & Light (FPL) SolarTogether tariff and program concluded last week. If approved by the Florida PSC, it will be the largest community solar program…
Hats Off to the Florida Public Service Commission for Approving the Nation's Largest Community Solar Program
The innovative SolarTogether program will bring nearly 1.5 gigawatts (GW) of solar along with $1.8 billion of investment and an estimated 4,000 solar jobs to Florida over the next two years.