Whatley: North Carolina is Proposing ‘A Sensible Regulatory Regime’
In remarks to the North Carolina Mining and Energy Commission, CEA Vice President Michael Whatley commended state officials and regulators on developing proposed oil and gas regulations that will provide "a sensible regulatory regime to oversee production of its energy resources."
Tell Congress to Reverse Federal Regulations That Hurt South Carolina Small Businesses and Families!
Last year, the Obama administration released a methane rule that will negatively impact families and small businesses across the country, including right here in...
Give New Leadership and Energy a Chance
CEA President David Holt was featured in RealClear Energy discussing the results of the 2016 Presidential Election and its impact on energy policy.
The silent...
Report: Virginia Offshore Energy Development Could Creat 1,900 Jobs, Add $365 Million Annually to...
FREDERICKSBURG – Virginia could receive up to $250 million dollars annually in revenue sharing payments from offshore energy development, according to a report released...
Tell Your Senator You Want Fair Electricity Pricing and Solar Options in Kentucky
Your legislature is working on a law (SB 214) to keep you electric bills stable and give new options for solar power, all without...
CEA Poll Shows South Carolina Voters Support Arctic Energy Development
85 Percent Say Energy Policy Will Play a Key Role in 2016 Election
Key Takeaways:
Voters in South Carolina favor Arctic energy production by 38 points.
Energy...
Poll: Energy and Infrastructure Will Play a Key Role in 2016 Election
Recent polling conducted for Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) continues to examine what role the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Keystone XL Pipeline, offshore production and other energy...
Poll: Key Primary Voters Support Arctic Drilling, Say Energy is Important Issue in 2016...
Continuing the trend of energy policy as a key issue in nationwide elections, voters in Iowa and New Hampshire showed overwhelming support for U.S....
Path to the White House Goes Through the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Poll Says
A majority of voters in Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina, all states where the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline would run through, not only...
S.C. Energy & Opportunity Forum
Over 200 stakeholders came together last week - including representatives from the offshore energy industry, federal, state and local elected officials, and the general...
