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.
CEA’s James Voyles talks about the need for modernizing pipelines and our energy grid with the News Tribune. New materials have strengthened pipelines to operate more efficiently and with longer.
CHARLESTON, W.V. — November 28, 2017 — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, the West Virginia Coal Association, along with Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Senate President.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Executive Vice President Michael Whatley released the following statement after the Nebraska Public Service Commission (NPSC) announced they would grant the final major.
CEA Midwest’s Chris Ventura discusses the negative implications rejecting the maintenance and construction of energy infrastructure has on Michigan’s families. A lack of adequate pipelines and infrastructure act as a.
It is critical that Line 3 is replaced and upgraded to continue to meet the energy needs for families, seniors, households, motorists, and businesses across Minnesota. Voice your support for.
CHARLESTON, WV – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced the start of a statewide campaign designed to educate West Virginia lawmakers, families and businesses about the unending benefits of energy.
COLUMBUS, OHIO – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced the start of a statewide campaign designed to educate Ohio policymakers, families, and businesses about the benefits of energy and the.
Minneapolis, MN – After unruly protesters made a mockery of proceedings and became belligerent during a public hearing for Enbridge’s Line 3 Replacement project in Duluth, the Minnesota Public Utilities.
Since the latest recession, Michigan has almost fully recovered the majority of the manufacturing jobs it lost. Yet, University of Michigan economists are predicting that these jobs may not last.
Executive Vice President of Consumer Energy Alliance, Michael Whatley, appeared in the Grand Island Independent news to discuss the benefits of pipeline infrastructure, particularly for Nebraskans working in the agriculture.
