THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
From pipelines in Florida to North Dakota, and projects in-between, American energy independence is under assault by foreign governments like Russia that are trying to stop our energy renaissance by.
David Holt reviews CEA’s recent report, Increased Environmental Benefits from Pipelines & Energy Development for Nation and New York, which looks at how America has safely and sustainably accessed and.
The Energy Consumer Protection Pledge received coverage in West Virginia from The Dominion Post showcasing candidates who support commonsense energy policies which ensure environmental protection. CEA’s pledge is an opportunity.
The Houston Chronicle recently looked at the environmental benefits of pipelines across the country and how integral a role pipelines have in protecting our environment. Every sober proposal to reduce.
COLUMBUS, OH – Today, Minnesota’s Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), Ann O’Reilly, issued her final recommendations to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission on the Line 3 Pipeline. After the recommendations were.
Bill Shiflet, a Monroe County farm owner, speaks about the importance of supporting energy infrastructure and his experience with pipelines on his farm. “For some of these families, to get.
Forbes looks at how pipelines can be modernized and upgraded to continue to ensure American families, farmers, and manufacturers have access to affordable, reliable supplies of energy. The idea of.
More state legislatures are reviewing critical infrastructure laws in light of increasingly violent anti-development protesters who have shot at pipelines in residential areas, attempted to shutoff manual safety valves, and.
IOGA’s Charlie Burd was recently interviewed on why pipelines are necessary to continue the boom of energy production in West Virginia, and how energy-intensive manufacturers will be attracted to West.
With pipelines being constructed across Ohio, many of the economic benefits promised are quickly becoming economic realities with new jobs, new businesses, and new revenue for schools. MARRA: A decade.
