As state senator, Brent Taylor voted for Senate Bill 884 in 2025 to classify fossil gas as a type of clean energy. The law effectively prevents municipalities and local power companies from achieving ...
Justin Pearson currently represents District 86 in the Tennessee House of Representatives. Before he took office in 2023, Pearson co-founded Memphis Community Against Pollution, an environmental ...
Fall is back-to-school season for kids and families, but for school leadership it’s always budget season. For most districts, the largest expenditure is employee salaries, followed by operating ...
Jennifer Balkcom currently serves as the State House Representative for District 117 in the North Carolina State Legislature, where she has served since being elected in 2022. She is from Henderson, ...
The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program (NEVI) was a $5 billion allocation within the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to spur private investment in public electric vehicle infrastructure ...
The domestic electric vehicle (EV) industry continues to recover from the political whiplash inflicted by the Trump Administration and Congress. Cutbacks and terminations of EV market incentives for ...
The ask: An 18-month pause, not a ban, to proactively define rules on transparency, pollution, cost, and risk before the concrete is poured. Now the wave is pushing into the rest of the Southeast, and ...
The scale of what’s coming justifies the pause. The South already accounts for 48% of all planned U.S. data centers, and SACE’s five focus states — Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, ...
Update August 28: In a joint letter with Georgia Power, the Georgia PSC staff announced on August 26 that it would not refer the contract between OpenAI and Georgia Power for 3.2GW of power for review ...
Data centers have made headlines for the large amount of water they use to cool their computer chips. But data centers also typically trigger major off-site water consumption associated with electric ...
SACE recognizes several existential risks that come along with AI’s rapid adoption, including the rush to build fossil-fuel-based generation to meet the energy demand of data centers; negative impacts ...
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