THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Houston, TX – Today Consumer Energy Alliance announced its support for President Trump’s call for more infrastructure investment and the administration’s rebuilding principles. CEA, through its Pipelines for America campaign,.
CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler recently talked about how energy development with stringent environmental regulations in Pennsylvania has provided tremendous savings for families concerned about heating bills this winter..
CEA’s Tim Page talks about how energy availability and affordability effect all energy consumers – from families to small businesses – and what we can do to ensure we have.
CEA’s Kevin Doyle participated at the most recent BOEM hearing on offshore energy development and the benefits that will be seen by Florida’s energy consumers. “Consumer Energy Alliance has long.
CEA Florida’s Keven Doyle spoke about the importance of evaluating all sources of American energy to truly become energy independent. “I think the original plan that was proposed is something.
Mike Buter, CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director, spoke about the harm Gov. Cuomo’s energy policies are having on families across New York. Each project the Cuomo administration has fought would have.
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) provides families and businesses across Louisiana, the Gulf Coast region, and the nation with reliable American energy so families and businesses can more affordably power.
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) provides families and businesses across Alabama, the Gulf Coast region, and the nation with reliable American energy so families and businesses can more affordably power.
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) is currently considering the inclusion of the Atlantic in the 2019-2024 offshore energy leasing program. Offshore Atlantic energy resources are vast, and could.
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) is currently considering the inclusion of the Atlantic in the 2019-2024 offshore energy leasing program. Offshore Atlantic energy resources are vast, and could.
