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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    Officials Gather to Discuss Shared Opportunities and Challenges in Energy at Gulf Coast Energy...

    Gulf Coast utility executives already had much to discuss when they planned to meet on June 5, 2014 at a conference held at the...
    CEA-Florida Executive Director (right) readies for the Gulf Coast Energy Forum with event partner Lance Brown, Executive Director for PACE – Partnership for Affordable Clean Energy.

    Gulf Coast forum Reviews EPA Air Regulations

    Mobile, AL was the site for the Gulf Coast energy forum. Consumer Energy Alliance partnered with PACE to host the forum on the future...
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    More Low-cost Energy Options Good for Florida Consumers

    CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle discussed the importance of proposed legislation allowing Floridians access to low cost energy. We commend Florida's electricity suppliers for proposing forward-thinking...
    Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Solar Incentives

    CEA Releases Comprehensive Solar Incentive Analysis; Highlights Importance of Pro-Solar, Pro-Grid, Pro-Consumer Policies

    As part of Consumer Energy Alliance’s (CEA) Solar Energy Future campaign, the organization today released a new report, “Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis...

    CEA Issues Statement on Offshore Energy Announcement

    Houston, TX — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt today issued the following statement following the Interior Department's release of the Proposed Final...

    Keystone XL Pipeline is in Florida’s Best Interests

    Consumer Energy Alliance's Florida Director Kevin Doyle writes in the Tallahassee Democrat about how the Keystone XL Pipeline project is in Florida's best interest...

    CEA-Florida Featured at State Energy Summit

    Historic City News: Area representative participates in Florida Energy Summit October 14, 2013 | By St Augustine Executive director, Kevin Doyle, announced to Historic City News in...
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    EPA mandate puts at risk Florida’s energy supply

    Kevin Doyle, executive director of Consumer Energy Alliance - Florida, penned an op-ed for the Orlando Sentinel about how the proposed EPA mandate puts...

    Consumer Energy Alliance-Florida Statement on Florida House Passage of Hydraulic Fracturing Legislation

    The Florida House of Representatives today passed House Bill 1205, sensible hydraulic fracturing legislation, sponsored by Rep. Ray Rodrigues (R – Lee County) and...
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    Lend a Hand and Help Build a Pipeline

    CEA President David Holt addressed how obstructing responsible infrastructure development and maintenance harms America's hardworking laborers, families, and small businesses. Hating pipelines – and energy...
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