THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA Southwest Executive Director Matthew Gonzales looks at how recent regulatory efforts will harm New Mexico families and businesses, without improving our shared environment. A new Environmental Protection Agency proposal.
As Massachusetts’s policymakers continue to neglect the warnings of stakeholders on the cost and reliability of New England’s electricity, CEA’s Marc Brown examines the impact this will have on families.
CEA’s Chris Ventura sat down with Jayson Luber to discuss EV mandates and Consumer Energy Alliance’s latest report, Freedom to Fuel: Consumer Choice in the Automotive Marketplace. Listen here –.
CEA President, David Holt, joined the TD Ameritrade Network to discuss CEA’s latest report, Freedom to Fuel: Consumer Choice in the Automotive Marketplace, and the pitfalls that may occur if.
CEA President David Holt joined KTRH to talk about record breaking electricity usage and whether consumers can count on the reliability of Texas’s electric grid to carry on through the.
As activist groups attempt to limit consumer choice by banning appliances and preventing the construction of renewable power generation, transmission, and other critical energy infrastructure, Consumer Energy Alliance remains dedicated.
As America’s allies continue to look to her for energy to increase access to natural gas, Mike Butler looks at the possibilities of Philadelphia contributing to ensuring global stability by.
Government EV Directives Ignore – Sometimes Intentionally – Serious Issues That Will Hurt EV Acceptance WASHINGTON, D.C. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families.
CEA President David Holt joined KTRH to talk about the possibility of summer blackouts and what policymakers can do to help ensure our energy delivery system remains reliable and resilient..
CEA’s Marc Brown spoke with Daily Energy Insider to address some of the challenges of municipalizing electric generation and transmission, and how that may negatively impact consumers through increased bills.
