THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Over at the U.S. Department of Energy’s EIA.gov, we learn that Natural gas use is up among industrial consumers. EIA.gov: Natural gas use for industrial purposes was more than 3%,.
Nearly 500 days have past since the President vetoed the first Keystone XL proposal. Thousands of jobs and billions in economic growth have stalled so that federal officials can again.
Consumer Energy Alliance President, David Holt, sits down and answers consumer questions. Lynn L. from Tennessee wants to know, “Why have alternative energy advancements stalled?”
.A sound and stable economy. A least-cost, maximally efficient mix of energy supply resources. Protection of public health, safety and the environment. These are the goals, as Chairman of the.
#Gas is $4.69 in #Chicago. What are the #gasprices like in your neck of the woods? Reply with a photo of your own. pic.twitter.com/zfl7NWLVl3 — Consumer Energy Alliance (@CEAorg) June.
CEA Vice President for Policy discusses the politics of the Keystone XL pipeline with listeners on KZIM in Missouri. Unfortunately her conclusion is that the project have become such a.
Consumer Energy Alliance President, David Holt, sits down and answers consumer questions. Andrew from Colorado asked, “With so much drilling happening onshore, do we really need to risk drilling offshore?”
.ICYMI: Gov. Parnell Highlights OCS Governors Coalition ‘Frustration’ with Offshore Regulation On Saturday’s weekly GOP address, Gov. Sean Parnell focused his comments on onshore and offshore energy production and its.
In announcing a lease sale for Atlantic wind energy, newly minted Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell pledged her department will not “get in the way” if industry wants to.
Consumer Energy Alliance President, David Holt, sits down and answers consumer questions. Shawn M. from Houston, Texas said, “With all the new discoveries of oil and gas, will renewable energy.
