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 we’ve previously reported, a fracking ban in Ohio would be devastating to the economy. Recently, the Heartland Institute wrote a comprehensive piece on exactly why it would be a.
Chris Ventura, Consumer Energy Alliance‘s Midwest Director goes in-depth on the impact of a fracking ban in Ohio. “A fracking ban is headline-grabbing foolishness bordering on actual economic insanity. It’s.
As Consumer Energy Alliance reported in September, Ohio’s emissions have cut faster than the national average. Chris Ventura, Ohio Executive Director for CEA, backs up this study with a nod.
The rhetoric of anti-energy activists ignores the very real benefits that natural gas production brings to the families and small businesses of West Virginia. “Natural gas has done its part.
Columbus, OH – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading consumer energy advocate, released the following statement as the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) considers an expansion of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Consumer Energy Alliance’s Brydon Ross takes a stand on red tape created by anti-energy activists in the Appalachian Trail area. “The idea that the 2,200-mile trail, under which more than.
Gas prices in Parkersburg, West Virginia dropped 10 cents per gallon over the weekend. Midwest Executive Director of CEA, Chris Ventura explains how this happened: “We’ve seen the price of.
Continued outrage from extreme anti-energy activists causes unsafe delay at the cost of taxpayers. The Line 5 project was deemed constitutional, and voters support the project; however, the loud rhetoric.
Anti-energy activists have created more chaos, only hurting families and small businesses on a budget, by wrongfully villainizing natural gas without fact-checking first. Most of it is old rhetoric blaming.
The delay on Line 3 continues to allow the current pipeline to deteriorate. Built more than 50 years ago, the updates needed are imperative. A new line will have the.
