Carbon Emissions Down to Lowest Levels in 25 Years – Thanks to the Energy...
Concerned about air emissions? Here’s some good news - emissions in the United States are dropping and have been dropping due to the increased...
Say Yes to Vital Energy Upgrades in Minnesota
Minnesotans have gone to great lengths to keep our communities safe, which means we make smart decisions regarding energy development and transportation!
That is why...
CEA Commends Southern Texas Town for Bringing Energy Jobs, Manufacturing to Texas
HOUSTON — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt released the following statement commending San Patricio County and the town of Portland, Texas for...
It’s Time to Upgrade Missouri’s Grid!
Tell Your Legislator It’s Time to Upgrade Missouri’s Grid!
Did you know Missouri’s electric utility laws are nearly 100 years old? Our state's aging electric...
CEA Issues Statement on Signing of Pro-Solar Legislation by Governor Holcomb
COLUMBUS — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura today issued the following statement following Governor Holcomb's decision to sign Senate Bill...
Hundreds Gather to Share Opinions on the Keystone XL Pipeline With State Leaders
CEA's Michael Whatley discussed the Keystone XL Pipeline and the impact of the pipeline in the context of job creation.
It will create 55,000 jobs...
Winter in New England without Enough Electricity
New England electricity prices are among the highest in the nation, second only to the non-contiguous Pacific states. Part of the reason is infrastructure...
Texans Join Call for Sensible Energy Regulation
Consumer Energy Alliance- Texas recently delivered more than 8,800 emails to members of the Texas House Energy Resources Committee and the Texas Senate Natural Resources...
Tell Congress to Reverse Federal Regulations That Hurt Ohio Families and Small Businesses!
Last year, the Obama administration released a methane rule that would negatively impact families and small businesses across the country, including right here in...
Whatley: North Carolina is Proposing ‘A Sensible Regulatory Regime’
In remarks to the North Carolina Mining and Energy Commission, CEA Vice President Michael Whatley commended state officials and regulators on developing proposed oil and gas regulations that will provide "a sensible regulatory regime to oversee production of its energy resources."
