OpEd: The cheapest power plant in the Southeast is already built.
By John Silkey My house was built in 1952 and renovated in 2021. New systems, new windows, new finishes (with a tired, generic farmhouse aesthetic – but that’s a story […]
Electrifying an American Pastime: The SEEA EV Rental Experience
A road-trip is a central piece of American culture, and for many of us, it brings back memories in the front and backseats. On a business or personal trip away […]
OutEast in Jacksonville: Expanding Energy Efficiency Program Access with the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation
OutEast in Jacksonville: Expanding Energy Efficiency Program Access with the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation
Tuscaloosa County Home Energy Empowerment Initiative Seals the Savings
Bringing Energy Within Reach: SEEED Knoxville in Action
Bringing Energy Within Reach: SEEDS Knoxville in Action
June Map of the Month
Transportation Costs and Burdens Across the Southeast Transportation Costs and Burdens Across the Southeast Source: Center for Neighborhood Technology Transportation is a vital household need. Without access to reliable transportation, people may struggle to hold down a job, […]
On the Road with North Carolina League of Conversation Voters & Center for Energy Education
May Map of the Month
Where the contractors aren’t: mapping workforce deserts in the Southeast By: William Bryan Of all the barriers to scaling energy efficiency (and there are many), none are as fundamental as having people who can do the […]
April Map of the Month
By: Amy Lovell Energy Efficiency Workforce Needed to Meet Growing Energy Demand Energy demand is growing across the U.S., driven by new and larger data centers, energy-intensive manufacturing, and electrification of homes, businesses, and vehicles. While […]
