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Columbus, OH – Today, the Iowa Utilities Board approved a permit to build and operate the first new carbon pipeline in the Midwest, designed to capture carbon emissions from 50.
There are four principal ways solar energy is deployed in the country: universal or utility-scale solar, community solar, private residential solar, and private third-party leased. Solar power is growing nationwide,.
Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading advocate for sensible energy policies that provide all available energy choices for families, small businesses, manufacturers, and farmers, applauds Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and.
CEA’s Midwest Executive Director, Chris Ventura, explored some of the challenges consumers face if they want to generate their own electricity form solar panels with CNET. “For the vast majority.
RICHMOND, VA – In response to Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s and Attorney General Jason Miyares’ announcement that Virginia will not be adopting California’s car ban, Consumer Energy Alliance’s Southeast Executive.
In the rapidly evolving global energy landscape, one metal is emerging as a critical player: copper. Known for its excellent conductivity and versatility, copper is essential in numerous industries, particularly.
BATON ROUGE – Consumer Energy Alliance, the leading consumer advocate focused on the impacts energy policy has on families, small businesses, and consumers, applauds the Louisiana Legislature and Governor Jeff.
There are different types of energy markets, but let’s focus on two types that appear across the country: regulated and restructured or deregulated. In regulated markets, investor-owned utilities (IOUs) own.
• Memorial Day forecast to be this year’s priciest holiday at the pump • Gasoline price changes of just a few cents a gallon can significantly alter household budgets •.
TALLAHASSEE – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, released the following statement today upon the signing of Florida HB 1645 regarding energy.
