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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    Tourism a Hot Ticket in Southwest Florida this Memorial Day Weekend

    CEA's Florida Director discusses current gas prices impact on Memorial Day travel plans. When energy costs are lower across the board it helps everyoneAt the airport...
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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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    Poll Finds Gulf State Voters Overwhelmingly Support Offshore Energy Exploration and Sensible Energy Solutions

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – An overwhelming majority of voters in Texas (62%), Louisiana (72%), Mississippi (73%) and Alabama (70%) support sensible offshore exploration and production...

    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...

    Now’s Not the Time to Limit Gulf of Mexico Energy Opportunities

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt released the following statement expressing disappointment with the Trump Administration’s decision to extend a moratorium on energy...
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    It’s Time to Fight Back Against Anti-Development Threat

    CEA's Jack Belcher discusses the savings families have seen as a result of American energy development. We’re well aware of the many successes that America’s...
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    More Natural Gas, Pipelines a Must for Hurricane Preparedness

    CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle looks at how hardening and diversifying our energy infrastructure is one of the best preparations the state can make before...

    Florida’s Energy Future

    Kevin Doyle was a guest blogger at PACE: There’s good news on the horizon for Floridians from the Gold Coast to the Big Bend and...
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    Embrace Opportunity to Explore Energy Savings

    CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle recently discussed offshore energy exploration with the New Press. We urge them to support modern seismic surveys in the Mid and...

    Kevin Doyle: Nuclear must stay a part of the mix

    CEA-Florida's Kevin Doyle writes on the opinion page at Tallahassee.com why Florida should consider Nuclear energy as a source for electricity. Tallahassee.com:  Due in part to...
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