THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
St. Paul, MN – Following a lengthy decision process, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC) approved the Line 3 Replacement Project after reviewing the revised Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)..
CEA recently hosted the Fueling Michigan’s Future forum in St. Clair County, Michigan to discuss the importance of energy infrastructure and energy efficiency for families, farmers, and businesses in the.
Families. farmers, and businesses across Minnesota depend on the energy delivered by Line 3. This week, staff at the Public Utilities Commission recognized the importance modernizing Line 3 is to.
Modernizing Minnesota’s infrastructure not only helps small businesses, but it also keeps energy costs affordable for families and farmers across the state. Running a small business is rarely smooth sailing,.
Residents across Minnesota have been speaking out in support of modernizing Line 3 which will allow affordable supplies of energy to be safely delivered for families and small businesses across.
With Infrastructure Week in full swing, we need to recognize the importance of investing in our energy delivery system – from pipelines to transmission lines – in order to expand.
As reported by CNN, continued pipeline bottlenecks have contributed to spikes in oil prices, leading to cost increases for families and businesses across the nation. America’s most prolific shale oilfield.
CEA’s Chris Ventura discussed how West Virginians are seeing benefits from energy production throughout their communities as new jobs with higher wages are being created every day. The availability of.
American energy production is at all-time highs providing us with an opportunity to become energy independent. Yet a lack of energy infrastructure threatens our ability to truly become energy secure..
CEA’s Chris Ventura had the opportunity to sit down with Inside Shale to talk about CEA’s Campaign for America’s Energy in West Virginia as well as the Energy Consumer Protection.
