Creating for All Y’all

Art and entertainment can help get our attention about things that matter. The campaign partnered with local filmmakers and influencers to tell stories of how the Southeast is tapping into federal clean energy funds.

The Climate Translator

Learn about the power of induction stoves and EVs In this series from Atlanta comedian David Perdue and friends.

Sol: Aminata

Aminata's passion for clean energy and the transformative power of education drives real change in her community and a cleaner, brighter future for all. This video is part of the “Sol” series from Atlanta filmmaker Erik Medina.

SOL: NICOLE

Through her work with the Georgia BRIGHT program, Nicole is helping households and nonprofits harness the power of rooftop solar. This video is part of the “Sol” series from Atlanta filmmaker Erik Medina.

Chef darius

Chef Darius from Atlanta, Georgia, cooks a perfect dinner using an induction stovetop.

Walterina Mercado

Atlanta-based comedian Lisandra Vasquez brings us Walterina Mercado, who reveals how to take climate action based on your astrological sign.

Rosario EV test Drive

Rose, a Raleigh-local and Costa Rica native, explores downtown North Carolina in an electric vehicle.

EASTERN BAND OF CHEROKEE INDIANS LEADS THE CHARGE WITH ELECTRIC SCHOOL BUS FLEET AND CLEAN ENERGY INITIATIVES

Two years after receiving North Carolina's first electric school bus, the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is electrifying its fleet and advancing climate resilience with $4.99M in IRA funding for renewable energy projects.