IRS 990 Disclosure (2023)
As a 501 (c) (4) exempt organization, Consumer Energy Alliance makes its Annual Report and 990 forms available to the public each year. You can find this document below: 2023 CEA 990
As wildfire risks grow, utilities and industry push for solutions
Abroad new coalition will push for more federal action to prevent wildfires, arguing that the problem calls for a coordinated national strategy. Partners in Wildfire Prevention includes utility and business associations, public safety groups and a range of community interest groups. In an announcement this month, the coalition said the United States had nearly 65,000 wildfires last […]
Passage of One Big Beautiful Bill Will Unleash Affordable, Reliable and Cleaner Energy for American Families, CEA Says
Legislation includes offshore & onshore lease sales, nuclear development provisions, and Strategic Petroleum Reserve refill Bill accelerates permitting for critical energy infrastructure while supporting baseload power for AI economy WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, today applauded the Congressional passage of the One Big Beautiful […]
“One Big Beautiful Bill” Poised To Unleash Affordable And Reliable Energy, CEA Says
Landmark Legislation Greenlights Offshore & Onshore Lease Sales, Boosts Nuclear Development, and Accelerates Permitting to Fortify U.S. Energy Security. The Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a leading advocate for energy consumers, has lauded the recent Congressional passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” an expansive piece of legislation aimed at strengthening American energy security and delivering […]
Pool Season Is Power Season: Why Smarter Pool Use Matters for Energy Reliability
As summer temperatures rise, so does our energy demand—and one of the hidden culprits is sitting in our backyards. Swimming pools might be a staple of summer fun, but they’re also a serious energy draw. Between heaters, pumps, and filtration systems running for hours each day, a single residential pool can consume as much electricity […]
Maine Families, Businesses Win as Governor Mills Signs Bill That Preserves Energy Freedom of Choice
Bipartisan bill ensures Mainers can choose how they heat their homes and power their businesses Maine joins the more than 25 states which bar individual municipalities from barring specific forms of energy AUGUSTA, Maine – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, today praised Maine Governor Janet […]
Infrastructure critical for AI leadership
DEAR EDITOR: Ohio stands at a pivotal crossroads in the national artificial intelligence race. As major technology companies invest billions in data center infrastructure across our state, we face a critical strategic question: Will we support the energy infrastructure necessary to power these facilities? The facts are clear. AWS is investing $3.5 billion to add […]
Protecting Communities From Wildfires Is Everyone’s Job
Wildfires are a growing challenge, affecting more families and businesses across the United States each year. This year began with tragic fires around Los Angeles, and in the weeks since, we’ve seen fast-moving wildfires in at least 14 states across the country. With U.S. counties increasingly at high risk for wildfires—and not just in the […]
What is Primacy—and Why It Matters for Your Energy and Environmental Future
When it comes to energy and environmental policy, most people think of pipelines, wind farms, or electric bills—not the bureaucratic processes that determine whether smart energy projects get built in the first place. But the speed and success of those projects often hinges on something called primacy—a legal authority that determines who calls the shots […]
New York’s Power Crisis: How’d We Get Here?
When the power went out in parts of New York City this week—during a dangerous heatwave—families were left sweating in their apartments. Businesses had to shut down. Elevators stopped. Seniors were stranded. And across the region, electricity demand surged to levels not seen in over a decade. As more states push to electrify everything—homes, vehicles, […]