Consumer Energy Alliance

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.

Knowledge Base

[02/19] Consumer Energy Alliance Recommendations for a Balanced Energy Policy
[02/07] CEA Letter to Secretary of State John Kerry
[01/16] Nebraska Keystone Report
[10/16] CEA 2012 Annual Report
[09/17] America’s Energy Future
[03/26] The Economic Impact of a Regional Low Carbon Fuel Standard on Northeast/Mid-Atlantic States
[09/21] Proposed EPA Power-Sector Air Rules: Weakening Economic Recovery and Putting America’s Most Competitive Manufacturing Industries at Risk
[08/24] Consumer Energy Alliance 2011 Annual Report
[06/28] Energy, Jobs, & the Economy: Powering America’s Future
[03/29] Guide to America’s Energy Supplies and Gasoline Prices
[03/10] Shale Production & Technology – Bentek Presentation to CEA Natural Gas Committee
[02/08] Facing Our Energy Realities
[01/24] CEA 112th Congress Policy Recommendations
[10/20] Sustainability Report 2010
[10/09] The Impact of High Energy Prices on Key Consumer Sectors of the U.S. Economy
[10/09] Outer Continental Shelf Primer
[10/09] CEA 2009 Brochure
[10/09] Recommendations for a Balanced Energy Policy: A Briefing Book Presented to the Administration and the 111th Congress