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Construction worker welding pipe

Building new energy infrastructure, like pipelines, will help reduce dependence on Middle Eastern oil while promoting job growth and economic development here at home. “The Nebraska chamber supports the Keystone.

Senior citizen keeping warm by the fire

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,.

Mother and baby son with a book and a flashlight before going to bed

As anti-pipeline activists increasingly resort to violence, they continue to willfully ignore the safety benefits pipelines provide for the environment while assuring reliable delivery of the fuels that families use.

Harpers Ferry West Virginia

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.

Family at the Ocean

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.

City of Portland Oregon and Mount Hood in Autumn

The Pacific Northwest isn’t a part of the nation known for its abundant sunshine. Which is why people find it surprising when they hear that Oregon was one of the.

Tulsa Oklahoma skyline and park

Oklahoma is embarking on its journey to a clean energy future. The state is known for being a “heavyweight” when it comes to wind power but is still only skimming.

Columbus Ohio

The Buckeye State’s competitive solar market is increasing in size as the state’s renewable portfolio standard (RPS) continues to rise. With 268 companies in the state dedicated to solar, there.

Raleigh, North Carolina

North Carolina is known for everything from quaint coastal cities to the breathtaking beauty of the Appalachian Mountains. You can’t go to the state without trying its famous vinegar-based barbecue.

Santa Fe hillside houses

New Mexico receives abundant sunshine nearly 300 days a year which makes it a perfect candidate for solar farms. In fact, New Mexico has left its mark on the solar.

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