CEA Florida

    As a state, Florida uses more energy than it produces. A growing economy, rising population and increasing globalization all put pressure on Florida to import more energy from other states and overseas, as well as produce more of its own energy.

    Our Florida chapter works to provide information and advocacy on the various ways Florida is working to diversify its energy portfolio. From expanding residential solar capacity, increased exploration for natural gas, and opportunities to site offshore wind and oil and gas facilities, Florida’s energy future is full of sunshine!

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    Offshore Exploration Promises Jobs, Affordable Energy

    Reaching America's Derrick Hollie notes why it's not just energy producing states that should be interested in the upcoming five-year energy leasing plan. Increased...
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    Green New Deal: A Proposal Floridians Cannot Afford

    CEA's Kevin Doyle discusses how the Green New Deal would negatively impact Floridians from travel plans and tourism, to replacing current household appliances, which...

    Banning Offshore Drilling May Hurt Florida’s Economy

    CEA's Kevin Doyle outlines how calls to ban offshore drilling may hurt Florida's economy and households, already struggling to afford $2500 in energy bills...

    Western Caucus Addresses Green New Deal

    CEA's Michael Zehr discussed the consumer impact of the Green New Deal with households across the country requiring over $244 billion just to replace...

    Stop Hurting Environment American Energy Protecting

    David Holt, CEA's President, addresses the recent increase in extremists attempting to sabotage or tamper with America's energy infrastructure - and the real, deadly...

    The Sunshine State and Solar

    The Sunshine State, as its name suggests, sees over 120 sunny days a year. Florida’s ideal weather allows the 116 million visitors to enjoy...

    Energy Headlines and Challenges to Watch for in 2019

    CEA President David Holt previews the energy discussions and challenges that lie ahead in 2019, and what energy consumers - from families and small...
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    Offshore Drilling Ban Bad Idea

    CEA Florida's Executive Director, Kevin Doyle, discusses how Floridians are negatively impacted by proposals that will unnecessarily cause energy prices to increase. Advocating for an...
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    Why Banning Oil Drilling Miles Offshore Is a Bad Idea

    Kevin Doyle, CEA Florida's Executive Director talks about the importance of offshore energy to the growth of Florida's economy and energy consumers across the...

    Proposed Bill Not What Florida Energy Consumers Need

    Kevin Doyle, CEA Florida Executive Director, talks about the need for an energy plan that works for all Floridians - one that protects our...
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