Signs of Oil Boomlet in North Dakota After Pipeline Finished
Increased access to markets through new energy infrastructure has sparked new interest in North Dakota energy producers. Being able to reduce the costs to...
An Essential Oil for Relaxing at Home
After a long day or even a long week, most of us like to head home, make or take out a good meal, before...
Pipelines Growing With Surge in Permian Crude
New production being brought online in the Permian Basin is resulting in record output with private investment spurring the modernization access to energy infrastructure...
President Trump Announces Intent to Nominate Two New FERC Members
CEA President David Holt discussed the importance of ensuring an efficient confirmation process to provide the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission a quorum.
“FERC plays a...
Pipelines Can Provide a Path to Good-paying Jobs
While testifying before Congress, LiUNA's General President Terry O'Sullivan discusses the importance of energy infrastructure jobs to families across the nation.
In February, a congressional...
Tusky Valley Leaders Hope to Turn Pipeline Funds Into New School
Pipelines being constructed across Ohio are contributing millions of dollars to funds supporting public education. Tuscarawas Valley Superintendent Mark Murphy is working to utilize these...
Forum Focuses on Energy Issues
CEA's Chris Ventura discussed how energy exploration and infrastructure construction in the Ohio Valley is helping to attract new businesses and revitalize communities.
“Now, more...
Delaying Pipeline Planning Hurts Georgia
CEA's Brydon Ross discusses the impact delaying pipeline projects will have on Georgia's families and businesses.
For the first time in two decades, Georgia is...
Creating a Lifestyle for Any Outdoor Activity
While outdoor recreation can be a pastime or a passion, for some it is a lifestyle. Camping and other recreation activities are enjoyed by...
Pipelines Fuel Progress in SC
Brydon Ross, Southeast Director for CEA recently discussed the importance of pipelines in South Carolina.
Federal data has proven, time and again, that there’s only...
