THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Alaska chapter works to raise awareness about Alaska’s contribution to domestic energy production for the lower 48. Alaska’s onshore and offshore production are crucial to the oil supply for America’s western region as well as America’s geopolitical presence in the Arctic region and America’s overall consumer energy prices.
There was a curious scene in oil-rich Alaska this week. When a massive winter storm blocked normal fuel deliveries, the city of Nome received an emergency delivery of fuel from.
Bipartisan Group of Legislators join fellow Alaskans in Urging President Obama to Approve Offshore Energy Production Offshore development would create 55,000 new jobs nationwide, increase energy security ANCHORAGE –.
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.By Dave Harbour Alaska Standard Contributor Touring campuses around the country last year, the West Virginia environmental lawyer told his UAA audience that activists should stop coal and other development.
By Dave Harbour A year ago our family visited countries now ablaze in rebellion. We toured museums, pyramids, mosques and ancient byzantine cathedrals. We easily distinguished the sheiks arrayed in.
By: Dave Harbour The Alaska House Resources Committee recently heard truck drivers, oil field workers and small business owners testify about Alaska’s poor investment climate. They painted pictures of wage.
As a result of CEA- Alaska’s outreach work, Senator McGuire sumbitted a letter to Secretary Salazar urging approval of Shell’s application for a permit to drill in the Beaufort Sea..
Click here to view U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski’s remarks to World Trade Center Alaska, as given August 17, 2010.
.Click here to view CEA-Alaska Executive Director Dave Harbour’s testimony to Chancellor Fran Ulmer on offshore drilling, as given July 7, 2010.
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