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CEA Applauds Landmark PUCT Approval of Texas Transmission Projects Historic Decision Launches Grid Buildout Texas Cannot Afford to Abandon HOUSTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental.
CEA Applauds Fifth Circuit Decision Striking Down Biden-Era Appliance Rule Court Decision Protects Consumers from Costly Federal Mandates WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate.
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,.
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.
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: 2025.
The state is well-positioned to capitalize on the unprecedented demand driven by artificial intelligence. President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month establishing the “Genesis Mission,” a dedicated national.
Colorado has made real progress in improving its energy landscape. Cleaner technologies, efficiency improvements, and innovation have helped reduce emissions and modernize the state’s energy system. But for many families,.
Colorado is not just talking about environmental progress, it is actively delivering it. Through long-term planning, targeted action, and measurable goals, the state has made meaningful strides toward reducing emissions.
CEA Deputy Northeast Director Bryson Hull, a Connecticut native and former journalist, wrote a stinging criticism of glowing media coverage surrounding the resignation of state’s top utility regulator, Marissa Gillett,.
Beyond their role in supporting our nation’s digital infrastructure, data centers deliver substantial economic value. In Loudoun County, Virginia, for example, data centers occupy just 4% of commercial land parcels.
