ENERGY VOICES ACROSS AMERICA

Energy and the environment are the foundation of everything we do. While people tend to think of energy only as fuel for driving their cars or electricity to heat and cool their homes, energy is so much more. For some, it is their job to produce it in a safe, environmentally sustainable way. For others, it helps support our nation’s vital supply chains that families and businesses depend on. For all of us, it’s a central part of our day – and the foundation for our economy, our lives, and our future.

So what does energy mean to you and how do you use it each day? These videos highlight people who produce, make, and use energy – these are our nation’s Energy Voices.

The development, production and delivery of energy affect every American and touches every aspect of our daily lives. Whether you are from an urban center or on the plains in rural America, we encourage you to join us as we work to talk about how energy and environmental stewardship can co-exist if we work together.

Father and Daughter Sitting in the Kitchen with Bills

Delaware’s Ban on Gasoline and Diesel-Powered Vehicles Will Hurt Families and...

Consumer Group Asks Delaware’s Legislators to Pump the Brakes on Misguided Policy DOVER – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses,...
Friends Gathered Around Outdoor Heater

Consumers Need Choice of Energy Sources

Earlier this year, activists attempted to get the city of Chicago to ban natural gas, and have been encouraging the creation of extreme building...
Man adjusting the temperature on the thermostat of his house

Hate to Say We Told You So: Federal Energy Data Paint...

With new data from the Department of Energy and the Energy Information Administration showing that natural gas is the leading contributor to reducing the...
Drilling rig workers in orange uniform

Why Big Oil Is a Fallacy

For the past three years, the Administration has made policy decisions that have discouraged investment in American energy development while increasing the cost of...