THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
As a resurgent manufacturing hub and new energy producing region, the Mid-Atlantic is a key chapter for CEA. We work to get consumers, manufacturing interests, labor, and small businesses engaged in the ever-growing discussion on energy in states like Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia.
Energy policies across the country continue to get stricter without keeping the consumer in mind. Wendy Hijos, Consumer Energy Alliance New York State Director explains exactly why this is so.
Consumer Energy Alliance Mid-Atlantic Director, Mike Butler continues to work across Pennsylvania and party lines advocating for sensible energy policy. “Unfortunately, this is trickling down to the Pittsburgh’s mayor’s office..
Pittsburgh, PA – Following the announcement by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to lift its more than one-year hold on permitting work for the Mariner East 2 and.
Experts in the energy industry and local community leaders spoke out at Metropolitan Baptist Church in Newark to address potential rising energy costs under new proposals in Trenton. Cory Booker’s.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto recently trashed investments in shale as putting money into “a 19th-century industry that costs us the opportunity to bring 21st-century industry to this region.” CEA Mid-Atlantic.
Pittsburgh, PA – Emissions in Pennsylvania have fallen by as much as 92 percent since 1990, even as the Commonwealth’s energy demand and production have soared eleven fold from 2010.
New York State Director, Wendy Hijos delivers the news that New York gas emissions have fallen 95% and consumers have seen a savings of $30.9 billion. “Policies like the [Climate.
Newark, NJ — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today released an analysis of U.S government emissions data that looks at key pollutants and the overall environmental improvements seen across New Jersey,.
Albany, NY — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today released an analysis of U.S government emissions data that looks at key pollutants and the overall environmental improvements seen across New York,.
The 108-page New Jersey Energy Master Plan has questions being raised from multiple sources on how much it will cost consumers. “What’s even riskier is the fact that the IEP.
