What podcasts say about Melanie Allen

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What Melanie Allen has said on podcasts

12 statements · 10 positive · 2 negative

on Atlanta energy-burdened householdsNegativeSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Atlanta’s energy-burdened households spend 6%–10% of take-home income on energy.
“those are people that are spending anywhere from 6% to 10% of their monthly take home on energy costs”
Listen at 0:08
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on Hub homesPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Hub homes use solar and batteries to provide useful neighborhood resilience.
“they're equipping local homes with solar panels and battery systems to create kind of these resilient hubs on a block. by block level. And they've been really helpful in communities”
Listen at 0:40
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on State children’s health insurance programPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
The state children’s health insurance effort added one million children to coverage.
“We were able to be successful and bring. a million more children into coverage by the state children's health insurance program.”
Listen at 7:05
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on Hive FundPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Hive Fund helps establish green banks across the U.S. South.
“We help to seed or start green banks across the region”
Listen at 13:49
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on Huntersville solar facilityPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Huntersville’s planned solar facility will power wastewater and water treatment systems.
“that facility will power the wastewater system and the water treatment system of that community.”
Listen at 19:18
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on New Bethel AME Church solar and battery systemPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
New Bethel AME’s solar and battery system cut its energy bill by $1,200 monthly.
“after the first month that it was operational, their energy bill decreased by twelve hundred dollars, twelve hundred dollars a month”
Listen at 25:45
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on New Bethel AME Church solar and battery systemPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
New Bethel AME Church’s energy bill fell by $1,200 per month after installation.
“their energy bill decreased by twelve hundred dollars, twelve hundred dollars a month”
Listen at 25:48
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on Texas wind productionPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Texas ranks first nationally in wind production, supplying over 20% of its electricity.
“Texas ranks number one in the United States for wind production with wind supplying more than 20 percent of Texas electricity mix”
Listen at 26:56
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on Renewable energyPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Renewables are practical solutions for a broad range of communities.
“renewables are common sense solutions that work for a broad range of communities”
Listen at 27:23
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on Weatherize ATLPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Weatherize ATL funded efficiency upgrades for 100 energy-burdened Atlanta homes.
“we were able to, you know, fund energy efficiency. upgrades for 100 of Atlanta's most energy burden homes”
Listen at 30:18
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on Get Lit, Stay LitPositiveSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Get Lit, Stay Lit secured resources for solar and battery installations at New Orleans restaurants.
“Feed the Second Line has this project. called Get Lit, Stay Lit, that was able to pull down these resources still.”
Listen at 36:42
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on Direct pay tax creditsNegativeSep 17, 2026· Energy Gang
Losing direct pay makes nonprofit and municipal clean-energy projects more expensive.
“when we lose that, then again, those projects become more expensive”
Listen at 43:51
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