THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
The Houston Chronicle reports on the findings from an in-depth CEA analysis that details how the Gulf Coast Pipeline has boosted economic activity by $2.1 billion in Oklahoma and $3.6.
In a story for The Oklahoman, CEA Executive Vice President Michael Whatley explains how the Gulf Coast Pipeline, which carries crude oil from Cushing to refineries in the Houston area,.
In an op-ed penned for The Hill, Michael Whatley, Executive Vice President at Consumer Energy Alliance, explains how South Dakota’s Sen. Tim Johnson (D) now has opportunity to move the.
Michael Whatley, Executive Vice President of CEA, is quoted in an E&E News story about a CEA report shows how the Gulf Coast pipeline has brought billions of dollars to.
In a letter to the editor to The Daily Tar Heel, CEA’s Michael Whatley explains why North Carolinians and native singer and songwriter James Taylor should support fracking – and.
Kevin Doyle, executive director of Consumer Energy Alliance – Florida, penned an op-ed for the Orlando Sentinel about how the proposed EPA mandate puts Florida’s energy supply at risk. Due.
In this 90.5 WESA news story, CEA Executive Vice President Andrew Browning discusses how the public perception of shale energy development remains a challenge for industry. Thousands of people with.
Reported in this article by the Pittsburgh Business Times, CEA’s Andrew Browning speaks about shale energy development at a panel discussion at Hart Energy’s DUG East Conference. By its nature,.
Consumer Energy Alliance’s Michael Whatley is quoted in a Bloomberg story about the Obama Administration’s proposed cuts to power-plant emissions, warning the proposal will hurt consumers. The administration.
Gulf Coast utility executives already had much to discuss when they planned to meet on June 5, 2014 at a conference held at the Mobile Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel in.
