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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.

Posts Tagged ‘Consumer Energy Issues’

[09/24] Silent majorities and dressing for success

[09/23] Saving energy in mid-air

[07/21] Staying cool (or warm) on a fixed income

[07/14] One year later, a nation still waits for home-grown oil

[06/30] Solar Power: Coming to a Trash Heap Near You

[05/26] For truckers, it’s been a long haul

[05/06] CEA to Host Annual Energy Day on Capitol Hill

[05/06] Energy Day 2009

[04/08] CEA: Louisiana speaks for the southern coast; Let us develop our offshore energy resources

[03/18] CEA: Gulf lease sales generate millions for U.S. taxpayers, ensure long-term energy affordability for all

[02/26] CEA: Obama budget must do more to support all sources of energy

[02/06] CEA February 2009 Newsletter

[01/29] CEA Congratulates Salazar on Top Interior Post Nomination

[01/29] Outlines of New Offshore Energy Plan Signal Government’s Interest in Delivering Affordable, Secure Energy

[01/29] CEA January 2009 Newsletter

[01/21] IPAMS Expresses Concern Over Senate Bill on Energy Security, Climate Change

[01/21] Lamar McKay To Lead BP America

[01/21] AISI Reports Steel Industry Reaches New Milestone in Energy Efficiency

[12/31] NEI Responds to Obama’s Selection of Steven Chu as Energy Secretary

[12/04] NAM Hails Bipartisan Congressional Vote to Advance Nuclear Technology

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