Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE)

SACE promotes responsible energy choices to ensure clean, safe and healthy communities throughout the Southeast.

Founded in 1985, the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) has over 30 years’ experience as a leading voice calling for smart energy policies in our region that help protect our quality of life and treasured places. Our expert staff is uniquely poised to tackle energy challenges and promote equitable outcomes that help our region’s communities harness the environmental and economic opportunities presented by clean, renewable energy.

SACE is one of the few organizations in the Southeast with the analytical capacity to approach utilities and decision makers with multi-disciplinary arguments showcasing the true costs of high risk energy sources, and the real values of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources like solar and wind. In addition to our technical and policy advocacy work, SACE is also on the ground in local communities throughout our region working to mobilize concerned citizens and to elevate the conversation around the dangers of climate change and the importance of clean energy choices.

Sustainable Energy & Economic Development Coalition (SEED)

The Sustainable Energy and Economic Development (SEED) Coalition works for clean air and clean energy. The SEED Coalition supports affordable energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions to meet our energy needs. Together we can reduce pollution by using cleaner energy. Cleaner air improves everyone’s health, and is especially important for our children. For several years, SEED Coalition focused extensively on cleaning up mercury pollution, and important issue since many of the nation’s worst polluting coal plants are in Texas. This website includes many articles, reports and factsheets related to mercury pollution.

Sustainable Energy & Economy Network (SEEN)

SEEN is a network of activists that are working to ensure that U.S. and Canadian elected officials live up to their moral obligation to do all they can to preserve a stable climate for generations to come. 

Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium (Trinity Downwinders)

Seeking justice for the unknowing, unwilling, and uncompensated, innocent victims of the July 16, 1945, Trinity Test in South Central New Mexico.

The Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium was started in 2005 by Tina Cordova and Fred Tyler along with other residents of Tularosa to compile data on the cancers and other diseases that plague the communities surrounding the Trinity Test on July 16, 1945. 

World Information Service on Energy (WISE)

The mission of WISE is a  global 100% renewable energy system. 

In their vision it is possible to create a safe and sustainable energy system, worldwide, for now and for the future, without nuclear power. This will not happen by itself. We are convinced that this will only mature if we manage to build up enough pressure for a real change. Empowerment is the key for this change. WISE supports grassroots (groups and individuals) to enable them to effectively oppose nuclear power.