Georgia Power claims that the historically unprecedented amount of newly-approved power plants will be paid for mostly by huge expected electricity sales to new data centers. However, Georgia Power’s ...

TVA pitches Resilience 360° as a way to “enhance grid reliability.” In reality, it incentivizes large industrial and direct-served customers to install up to 25 megawatts of on-site power supply ...

As we celebrate SACE’s 40th anniversary, we’re deeply grateful for your support. From our watchdog beginnings to landmark clean energy victories, you’ve helped power progress. Please consider an ...

CHARLESTON, SC — Today, Santee Cooper and Dominion Energy South Carolina applied for approval for their joint Canadys gas plant at the South Carolina Public Service Commission. The application kicks ...

As we near the end of 2025 and SACE’s 40th anniversary, we’re reflecting on four decades of working together to secure a future with safer, cleaner, more affordable energy for all. We’re filled with ...

Plug-in solar is rapidly expanding from Europe to the United States. As electricity prices rise, policymakers and consumers are embracing this renter-friendly technology as a path toward lower bills ...

Electric utility companies in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina are racing to build expensive gas-fired power plants in order to supply power to new computer data centers.

The American electric vehicle (EV) market may get reined in from a gallop to a trot, but it is still gaining ground. I often get asked about the state of the EV market. The answer is a moving target; ...

Federal investment has turned the Southeast into a surprising hub for electric school bus production, creating hundreds of new jobs and accelerating the shift to zero-emission transportation. Welders ...

In SACE’s latest edition of our “Solar in the Southeast” report series, you can read up on how solar growth is accelerating or lagging in Southeast utilities and states. The Southeast has a cumulative ...

The global energy system is undergoing its most dramatic transformation in over a century. While the current U.S. administration doubles down on fossil fuels, a technological revolution is ...