THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Emily Haggstrom looks at the benefits increased energy production in New Mexico has yielded to communities across the state. Record output and energy infrastructure investment allowed lawmakers and Gov..
Many have taken notice of the publication of CEA’s “Everyday Energy for Pennsylvania,” report which examines the consumer savings caused by the increased production of natural gas. This winter, fortunately,.
Midwest Executive Director, Chris Ventura, sat down with the Intelligencer to discuss CEA’s latest report, Powering West Virginia, and how regulatory certainty and sound environmental regulations have allowed for a.
With Floridians spending an average of $2,500 annually on energy costs, CEA’s Kevin Doyle looks at how anti-development groups come to the table with no solutions to help lower energy.
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura was interviewed about the recently released report, The Benefits of Ohio’s Natural Gas Production to Energy Consumers and Job Creators, and discussed the savings.
CEA’s Tim Page discusses the importance of critical energy infrastructure, and the lengthy process to ensure construction and modernization takes into account environmental factors and land owner concerns. This pipeline’s.
CEA Kevin Doyle looks at groups who oppose energy development by poisoning the public dialogue with misleading information to the detriment of Georgia’s families and economic growth for our state..
Consumer Energy Alliance’s Pennsylvania Energy and Manufacturing Forum in Pittsburgh featured Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke discussing the role American energy production in Pennsylvania has had on geopolitics, making.
Across the state, private companies are looking to invest hundreds of millions of dollars building state-of-the-art natural gas-fired power plants. CEA’s Chris Ventura looks at why this is important for.
CEA’s Pennsylvania Energy and Manufacturing Forum explored the benefits energy development has delivered to Pennsylvanians and workers across the region. You don’t have to tell the Operating Engineers Local 66.
