THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
A few steps today can help protect families and communities as severe weather approaches Tropical Storm Bertha is moving toward the northern Gulf Coast, bringing the potential for damaging winds,.
As electricity demand continues to rise across the country, states need practical solutions that can deliver reliable, affordable energy without waiting years for new generation to come online. Arizona Public.
CEA Commends FERC for Taking Action on Large Load Interconnections WASHINGTON (June 18, 2026) – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, commends.
Why Georgia’s Voluntary Energy Model Works By Craig M. Harvey, Ph.D., P.E. (WY #5991) Former Dean, Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing, Georgia Southern University Public policy.
Preparing Consumers Before the Storm Hurricane season is here, and now is the time for families, businesses, and communities to make sure they are ready. While the National Oceanic and.
For Hoosier families, small businesses, farmers and seniors on fixed incomes, energy policy comes down to something simple: Keep the lights on and the bills manageable. Those goals don’t compete..
In Case You Missed It: Powering Growth in The Midwest Webinar Last week, CEA hosted a webinar bringing together energy leaders from across the Midwest to discuss the region’s growing.
When Spring Storms Hit, Grid Resiliency and Reliability Are Critical to Consumers and Communities As we enter spring, one thing is certain: there’s going to be unpredictable weather. Severe thunderstorms,.
For CEA President David Holt, returning to his old stomping grounds is more than a personal full circle moment – but a reminder of how far the energy conversation has.
An analysis of data found that SB 490 could cause average residential customer rates to increase more than $16 per month. The legislation, while well-intentioned, could cause a cost-shift from.
