THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Energy production in Ohio has led to tremendous savings for Ohio’s families, farmers, and local businesses while making Ohio more attractive to manufacturers from across the globe looking to capitalize.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Delays, obstruction or cancellation of pipeline infrastructure projects are threatening at least $13.6 billion in economic activity, over 66,000 jobs and more than $280 million a year.
CEA’s research on Ohio’s natural gas cost savings for consumers was recently highlighted in a piece discussing how lower energy prices coupled with Ohio energy production is creating new opportunities.
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura looks at the innovation happening in our energy and manufacturing industries which have caused improvements in environmental quality while providing family-sustaining wages for Ohioans..
Chris Ventura, CEA’s Midwest Executive Director examines how natural gas produced in Ohio has continued to help families and businesses save money on energy costs and can be a catalyst.
Chris Ventura, CEA’s Midwest Executive Director examines how revenue from federal energy leases across the country is being invested in Ohio’s national parks. The monument may soon get nearly $50.
As states across the country begin to reopen, legislatures are grappling with high unemployment and busted budgets. CEA’s David Holt examines the importance of American energy to reviving our economy..
Guest Contribution by Kurt Knaus, Pennsylvania Energy Infrastructure Alliance American energy and the life-sustaining products it creates have never been more critical than they have over the last two months.
Utilizing the most advanced technology, American energy production is ushering in a new era of environmental sustainability. Consumer Energy Alliance’s emissions analyses looking at Ohio and Pennsylvania was recently covered.
As we all witness the slow-motion shutdown of states across the country, CEA’s Chris Ventura takes a look at the essentials in life that have gone unnoticed. But we’ve surpassed.
