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.
David Holt, Consumer Energy Alliance President, talked about the unnecessary politicization of energy policy which has stalled development of projects like Cape Wind, an offshore wind farm that would have.
CEA’s David Holt commented on the Trump administration’s proposed five year plan for American energy production – one of the most comprehensive plans for offshore energy exploration in decades. The.
With an arctic chill gripping a substantial portion of the country, consumers will be facing higher energy bills from New England to the Mid-Atlantic. CEA’s David Holt discusses rising energy.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – January 4, 2018 – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, released the following statement after the Department of the Interior (DOI) announced their.
HOUSTON, TX – December 19, 2017 — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) announced today that advancements in new technology and innovation through techniques and materials will directly have an impact on.
For the first time in over a decade, ANWR is back in the energy discussion – and now you have the chance to tell Washington that you support the development.
Stand Up for Alaska! As Alaskans, we know firsthand how important energy is to our families, communities, and businesses. After years of barriers, the federal government is taking steps to.
CEA Alaska Executive Director Anne Seneca discussed the importance of offshore energy for Alaska’s families. After years of limitations on natural resource development in our state, President Trump’s decision to.
Alaska families and businesses depend on the jobs that come from our state’s abundant energy resources. However, recent federal actions closed the door to much of Alaska’s energy opportunities –.
Alaska families and businesses depend on the jobs that come from our state’s abundant energy resources. However, in recent years federal actions closed the door to much of Alaska’s energy.
