THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Washington D.C. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading consumer advocate for energy, expressed their disappointment after the Department of Environmental Conservation rejected the construction of a natural gas pipeline.
Briefing legislators in Alabama, CEA President David Holt discusses how the state’s economy has benefited greatly thanks to oil and natural gas development and the upcoming offshore energy plan. Holt.
As West Virginia is producing record levels of natural gas, CEA asks and answers how beneficial this has been for consumers across the state in terms of money saved and.
CEA’s Andrew Browning applauds the the Governor of Utah as well as the Ute Indian Tribe of Uintah and Ouray reservations for working with the Wyoming Governor’s Office and leaders.
CEA’s Chris Ventura demonstrates the broad impact of record-setting energy production out of the Appalachian region and how it has benefited Ohio families and businesses. Local energy production and infrastructure.
Kaitlin Schmidtke, CEA’s Louisiana State Director, explores how oil and natural gas and their delivery are vital to other state sectors like agriculture, manufacturing and more. And thanks to low.
Kevin Doyle, CEA’s Vice President for State Affairs, defines the need for South Carolina to be a part of offshore discussions. To understand why, look no further than how much.
Policies championed by New York’s political class to prevent the construction and modernization of our energy infrastructure has unnecessarily increased prices for families and businesses across the Empire State, unfortunately.
New York State Association for Affordable Housing talked about the hardships families will face if New York City does not get access to additional supplies of natural gas. NYSAFAH, which.
Group Says Baton Rouge Event Showcases How Energy Influences a Growing Louisiana BATON ROUGE, L.A. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the nation’s leading energy advocate for families and small businesses,.
