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Alabama Power is Bad for Business

This past weekend, the Business Council of Alabama’s annual conference lost the thread on what actually counts as economic development. And it’s not if Publix is carrying the right sausage rolls. Alabama’s public officials talk about the state’s business and industrial success like we’re on the national forefront. In reality, we’re taking victory laps while […]

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TVA’s 2025 Draft IRP: A Step Forward, But Still Too Much Gas

Instead of a bold plan to lead the Tennessee Valley’s future, the Tennessee Valley Authority’s (TVA) 2025 Draft IRP offers 30 potential paths forward, based on a handful of scenarios and strategies, yet none of which chart a decisive course for the clean energy transition our region urgently needs. After a six-month delay, the Tennessee

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Celebrating National Clean Energy Week in Alabama

National Clean Energy Week September 23-27, 2024   National Clean Energy Week is quickly approaching, being recognized September 23 through September 27, 2024. In July, Governor Kay Ivey issued a proclamation officially recognizing National Clean Energy Week in Alabama. Let’s take a look at why this week should be so important to us, as Alabamians. 

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The Truth About Solar: Addressing Common Myths

Misinformation about solar energy has been spreading nationally, even making it here to Alabama where some spread falsehoods aiming to halt solar projects in Montgomery and Lawrence counties. While it is understandable that some have fear of a new project or of the unknown, Energy Alabama believes it is essential to address these myths with

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Behind Closed Doors: The Story of Alabama Power’s New Solar Tax

Did you know that Alabama Power is now home to two solar taxes? You may be familiar with Alabama Power’s long-standing solar tax for homes and small businesses but the power company is back at it, now trying to block almost any potential competitors from providing lower cost energy.  Effective April 1 of 2024, Alabama

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Formal Complaint Over AL Power Solar Tax Filed by GASP, Southern Environmental Law Center

Below is a reproduction of an email we sent out in support of GASP and SELC’s challenge to Alabama Power’s unjust solar tax.   Friends and members, It’s just not right. Regular, hardworking Alabamians who generate their own solar electricity are being singled out by Alabama Power and the Alabama Public Service Commission. That’s why

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