THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
With growing domestic energy production, the American Midwest is experiencing a resurgence in economic growth. CEA Midwest gives a voice to Midwest manufacturers and other job creators benefitting from new opportunities afforded by energy production.
As families are paying even more to fill-up at the gas station and home heating costs are expected to soar over 30 percent this winter, CEA’s Chris Ventura looks at.
CEA’s Chris Ventura looks at the consequences of proposed tax increases on American energy production, leaving American families and small businesses holding the bill. The proposed methane tax will raise.
CEA’s recent independent study assessing job losses and economic impacts in Michigan from a political shutdown of Line 5 was recently cited as propane prices reach seasonal highs. And, with.
A new tally of global cities’ emissions finds that the top 25 are responsible for 52% of the planet’s urban greenhouse gas emissions. Twenty-three of those are in China. CEA.
As consumers are paying more for life’s necessities, Consumer Energy Alliance commissioned an independent study examining the impact shutting down Line 5 would have on consumers across the Midwest which.
With the threatened shutdown of Line 5, Consumer Energy Alliance commissioned an independent report to review the impact it would have on employment and economic opportunities across the Midwest. The.
Lansing, MI – Consumer Energy Alliance, the leading voice for sensible energy and environmental policies for families and businesses, today responded to a new ad campaign announced by several extremists.
State and national governments are reviewing the impacts shutting down Line 5 would have on jobs, economic development, and the environment across the region. CEA’s recently commissioned independent study assessing.
Earlier this week, Republicans and Democrats in Ohio’s State Senate came together to advocate for the safe, reliable operation of Line 5, citing CEA’s recent independent study on the impact.
Senate Minority Leader Kenny Yuko and Senator Theresa Gavarone provided a bipartisan outlook on the importance of Line 5, discussing Consumer Energy Alliance’s recent independent third-party analysis on the impact.
