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WV v. EPA: SCOTUS rules on EPA authority to regulate GHG emissions
We explore how the ruling does - and does not - affect opportunities for climate action nationally and in the Southeast.
Don't Leave Money on the Table and Rural Communities Behind
As Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds flow, Southeast states need to expand state agency staffing to support rural communities competing for billions of federal dollars.
SACE Signs Letter Supporting GreenLatinos Call To Action
SACE joined 34 other organizations in signing a call to action letter led by GreenLatinos to urge the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to set the strongest vehicle emissions standards that if enacted,…
2023's Record-Breaking Extreme Weather Makes Strong Power Plant Carbon Rules Even More Important
Climate change disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable communities. We need EPA to adopt the strongest possible limits on pollution from power plants in order to protect our region's health and environmental safety.
Global Warming Fact Sheets NOW in Spanish
VEA NUESTROS BLOG EN ESPANOL Southern Alliance for Clean Energy is now releasing Spanish versions of our newly created, state specific, global warming fact sheets. Through these translated materials, SACE is continuing…
At D.C. conservative conference, clean energy is ‘now a family value’
This is a guest post originally published by Southeast Energy News. To view the original story, click here. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Conservatives from throughout the Southeast and Midwest challenged their colleagues Thursday…
Seeking Southern Climate Champs - Are You In?
This blog entry was written by Allie Brown, former Clean Energy Advocacy Manager at SACE.
‘Electrify the South’ Collaborative 2025: Driving Change Through Local Leadership
Local governments from across the Southeast convened this February for the second in-person ‘Electrify the South’ Collaborative to strategize ways to accelerate transportation electrification transitions in their communities.