Years of underinvestment in energy efficiency means that utilities in the Southeast still have abundant, low-cost efficiency ...

Renewable energy is alive and well in the Southeast, from training local workers as solar installers to test-driving electric ...

This op-ed, written by SACE Senior Decarbonization Manager Shelley Robins & Dr. Crystal Cavalier, originally appeared in the ...

Georgia decision makers met this summer and fall to learn more about community solar energy in reaction to the Georgia ...

Hurricane Helene bore down on the small town of Hot Springs, N.C. – about 35 miles north of Asheville. Months later, ...

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South Carolina’s solar industry is poised for significant growth with a $19 billion economic impact by 2035, leveraging legislation to create jobs with workforce training and diverse land use to drive ...

A renewable microgrid in flood-hit Hot Springs, N.C., powered the town after Hurricane Helene, reducing outages from weeks to days.

Millions of people are facing unprecedented hardship as the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to take a toll on public health and livelihoods. Smart energy policies that conserve resources and protect ...

FERC's Final Environmental Impact Statement for the 122-mile Ridgeline Expansion gas pipeline in Tennessee glosses over safety risks. We are disappointed especially in light of the clear demonstration ...