A Clean Energy Future Needs Real Solutions – Not Political Soundbites
As the 2020 presidential election starts to heat up across battleground states, America’s presidential hopefuls will continue to fiercely compete to capture voters’ opinions...
¿Por qué todos siguen hablando de confiabilidad?
Recientemente me uní a Consumer Energy Alliance después de varios años trabajando para un grupo comercial. Cuando comencé, sentí que sabía lo suficiente sobre...
Why Does Everyone Keep Talking About Reliability?
I recently joined Consumer Energy Alliance after several years of working for a business trade group. When I started, I felt like I knew...
ACP Project Essential to Virginia’s Energy Future
Kevin Doyle, CEA Virginia State Director, is tired of the circus anti-energy activists continue to create in the courtroom over the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
"The...
Lake Okeechobee: Why Water Level Matters to South Florida
Activists have bullied the Army Corps of Engineers to lower Lake Okeechobee's water levels. The idea comes from preventing the spread of algal blooms,...
Louisiana: Expanding Industry is Also Reducing Emissions, a Good Deal for Everyone
Louisiana's emissions are on the heavy decline, in spite of the fact that the manufacturing sector is rising. They can now brag about owning...
This Holiday Season, Don’t Take Your Energy for Granted
During this time of year of reflection and cold winter weather knocking at our doors, there’s something families and households across the country can...
South Carolina Emissions Fell 89 Percent as States across the Nation Prove They Don’t...
Columbia, SC. – Given that South Carolina remains one of the nation’s largest energy consumers, the fact that statewide emissions fell by 89 percent since...
Gas and Solar Together Benefit Pittsburgh Airport
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto recently trashed investments in shale as putting money into “a 19th-century industry that costs us the opportunity to bring 21st-century industry...
North Carolina Emissions Fell By as Much as 92 Percent as the State Continues...
Raleigh, NC. – Given that North Carolina remains one of the nation’s largest energy consumers, the fact that statewide emissions have fallen by as...
