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Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization created to help expand the dialogue between the energy and consuming sectors to improve understanding of energy security, more effectively develop and use both renewable and oil & gas energy resources in an environmentally conscious manner, create sound energy policy and maintain stable energy prices for consumers.

Archive for January, 2010

[01/26] Congress, Not EPA, Should Lead

[01/26] One year later, actions speak louder than words

[01/19] Marcellus bids underscore growing interest in shale

[01/14] In California, progress is … complicated

[01/13] While you were toasting…

[01/12] Invest in Nuclear Now

[01/07] Frozen Out of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline

[01/06] Consumer Energy Alliance Issued Support for Final Decision Regarding Cape Wind Offshore Energy Project

[01/06] CEA: New Interior Dept. Rules Will Discourage Domestic Energy Production, Deepen Foreign Dependence

[01/04] Governor-elect McDonnell to Salazar: Move Forward With VA Energy Leases “Immediately”

[01/04] Wicked Cold: Draft MOU Asks Northeast Guvs to Endorse Future of Higher Gas, Heating Oil Prices

[01/04] CEA Praises Bipartisan Congressional Letter to Interior Dept. on Polar Bear Ruling; Echoes Call for Responsible Offshore Alaskan Energy Production

[01/04] The consumer energy year in review

[01/04] Our robots chime in on energy policy

[01/04] January 2010

[01/04] CEA January 2010 Newsletter