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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    Families, Communities and Finances: The Consequences of Denying Critical Pipeline Infrastructure

    Report: U.S. Will Lose One-Third of its Electricity Generation Capacity Without More Infrastructure

    A new report released today by Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) found that rejecting pipeline infrastructure would remove almost one-third of U.S. electricity generation capacity...

    Everyday Work, Extraordinary Times: Florida’s Sugar and Vegetable Farmers Open for Business

    In extraordinary times like we're experiencing now with the COVID-19 crisis, everyday work that rarely gets the attention or recognition it deserves suddenly enter...

    NEBA Hears Batt at the September Meeting, November-December 2009

    Click here to view coverage of CEA-Florida Executive Director Dave Batt at the September 2009 meeting of the Northeast Business Association.

    How to Keep Your Energy Bill Low When It’s Time to Turn up the...

    Turning up the heat can lead to higher energy bills, but there are ways to save energy and money when temperatures drop. Kevin Doyle, the...

    Lower Gas Prices are Driving Historic Surge in Tourism

    A record-setting 35.7 million visitors came to Florida between January and March this year.  At the heart of this increase in tourism is lower...

    How to Brighten Florida’s Energy Future

    CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle reflects on how Florida's families budget their hard-earned money to pay for energy, and what can be done to help...
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    Florida Amendment Votes Put Solar in the Spotlight

    Consumer Energy Alliance's solar incentive analysis was featured in an article in the Sun Sentinel. Solar energy is getting more attention than ever in Florida thanks...
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    Additional Pipelines Needed in Near Future to Meet Energy Needs

    CEA Florida's Executive Director Kevin Doyle recently discussed the necessity of pipelines to meet our energy needs. It was reported, back in 2008, that Florida was...

    Fla. Leaders See Opportunity in Keystone XL Pipeline

    TALLAHASSEE, FL – In the first of a series of “Finish the Job” events across the United States, this morning Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA)...
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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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