THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
In 2015, limited natural gas supplies pushed the region’s prices 50% higher than the national average, while electricity rates were two-thirds higher across New England. CEA Northeast is dedicated to expanding infrastructure and diversifying the region’s energy supplies to decrease costs for families, small businesses, and manufacturers who depend on reliable, affordable energy.
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 energy revolution has produced. We’re.
CEA’s Michael Whatley discusses how New Hampshire can best implement policies that can promote the growth of solar energy while being cost-effective for consumers and protecting the grid. Solar energy.
CEA President David Holt was featured in RealClear Energy discussing how consumers have benefited from American energy production. America’s energy revolution has resulted in record-low oil and gas prices, which.
CEA’s Brydon Ross was interviewed by the Yankee Institute for Public Policy about opportunities to lower energy costs for New England families and small businesses. Brydon Ross, Vice President of.
[bq]There’s no easy way to say this: New England’s energy future is dim.[/bq] Limited pipeline capacity, federal and state regulations, and a change in the mix of electricity and heating.
Electric operators in New England have been both generating more electricity from natural gas and importing more hydroelectric generation from Quebec over the past decade. These two sources of electricity.
MassLIVE.com features a guest viewpoint from Consumer Energy Alliance on the future costs of energy in New England. Guest viewpoint: Dramatic change needed for energy consumers June 07, 2014 By.
February 14, 2014 Massachusetts State Legislators State House Beacon and Park Street Boston, MA 01233 Dear Legislators, Last month Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) requested the Massachusetts Legislature to abandon any.
Electricity customers in New England could see rates jump if Connecticut successfully extends a $76 million a year tax on electricity generation. The Connecticut State Senate is set to consider.
The Economic Impact of a Regional Low Carbon Fuel Standard on Northeast Mid-Atlantic States
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