THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the nation’s leading energy advocate for families and small businesses, the Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Hispanic Policy Group today held an interactive discussion.
Washington D.C. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) applauds the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for proposing reforms to the Commission’s implementation of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA). CEA.
Without energy production revolution, cost to consumers would have been higher Houston – Consumer Energy Alliance President David Holt released the following statement today in response to Saturday’s drone attacks.
In its five-year U.S. energy review, the International Energy Agency recommended that the United States streamline permitting and siting decisions for natural gas pipeline projects in order to shorten lead.
With all the noise coming from anti-energy activists and the politicians who enable their ideological zeal against natural gas, a quick dose of facts drawn from the real-world experience of.
If you want to understand the reality behind the politically-motivated energy policies being bandied about by Democratic presidential candidates, let Houston Chronicle columnist Chris Tomlinson spell out the absurdity of.
Trio of bills destined for nowhere threaten American energy security WASHINGTON- A trio of House bills (H.R. 205, H.R. 1941 and H.R. 1146) that propose eliminating U.S. energy exploration off.
Georgians Need Smarter, More Capable Electric Infrastructure to Ensure Reliability and Keep Prices Low Making Investments Today, to Improve Tomorrow You may not realize it, but we are asking more.
If you want to know what the future of the “Green New Deal” looks like, look no farther than the unfortunate consumers in New York City who can’t get a.
VERNAL, Utah – Western States and Tribal Nations (WSTN), an initiative led by sovereign tribal nations, states and counties to advocate for rural economic development and a cleaner environment through.
