The average price of gasoline in West Virginia is higher than the national average, leaving a big impact on the roughly 18% of West Virginians who live in poverty. With West Virginians paying in excess of $3,900 per year on energy expenses an individual in the state who is living at the poverty line is spending 33% of their income on energy. Learn More
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New CEA Analysis: Misguided Energy Policies Could Cost Consumers $149.2 Billion More This Winter
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WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, today...
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White House Does Victory Lap on Gas Prices While Other Energy Prices Skyrocket
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Energy Bill Surge: Consumers Could Shell Out $14B More This Winter
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"By enacting a moratorium on oil and gas...
