THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s James Voyles discusses recent polling in Maine demonstrating support for renewable energy and lower energy costs. About 68 percent of voters said that lowering the cost of energy –.
SALT LAKE CITY — As part of Consumer Energy Alliance’s (CEA) Solar Energy Future campaign, the organization today released data from an upcoming report that provides a comprehensive quantification of.
CEA’s recent poll on renewable energy in Maine was covered by WVII. A recent poll shows that Mainer’s support expanding solar power to cut energy costs. The poll that was.
AUGUSTA, MAINE — Recent polling conducted for Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) examined how Maine voters feel about solar power, including concerns about the availability of affordable energy and the importance.
COLUMBUS — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura today issued the following statement following Governor Holcomb’s decision to sign Senate Bill 309, which adopts pro-solar policies while.
CEA President David Holt discussed the importance of ensuring standard consumer protections were afforded to individuals installing solar panels in New Mexico. “We applaud the overwhelming bipartisan support by the.
CEA’s Midwest Executive Director, Chris Ventura, discussed the importance of supporting solar energy in Indiana to ensure it is broadly accessible and affordable for all Hoosiers. Fortunately, Indiana lawmakers have.
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura talked about the necessity for solar energy to be broadly accessible and affordable for all consumers. Solar energy has proven that it has the.
CEA’s solar energy report, Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Solar Incentives, was used to look at how Georgia’s current solar incentives compare to neighboring states. Homeowners in.
CEA’s James Voyles discusses solar incentives in New England with Utility Dive. The current Massachusetts policy returns 185% of the installed cost of a 3.9 kW customer-owned facility and 182%.
