Consumer Energy Alliance Welcomes New Member: Voovio
HOUSTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome Voovio as its newest affiliate member.
Voovio is a visualization technology that revolutionizes the way...
In Beaver County, PA energy politics are national
Consumer Energy Alliance Mid-Atlantic Director Mike Butler penned an opinion piece for the Shale Reporter about Beaver County, PA, energy politics in the region and the...
CEA President on Pipeliners Podcast
CEA President, David Holt, joins the Pipeliners Podcast to discuss the latest political topics surrounding and impacting the pipeline industry.
Listen to the podcast here:...
Pittsburgh International Airport Model for How to Ease Emissions
With airports being among the largest sources of emissions, CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler examines how the Pittsburgh International Airport is utilizing natural...
Opinion: Misguided Ordinance Will Hurt Memphians, Create More Problems
Brydon Ross looks at the consequences of an ordinance being considered by the Memphis City Council that could harm economic development by making it...
EPA Finalizes Emissions Standards for School Buses, Other Heavy Vehicles
With the EPA's unveiling of new tail pipe rules which mandate what vehicles are available to for the trucking and logistics industry for deliveries,...
Embrace Opportunity to Explore Energy Savings
CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle recently discussed offshore energy exploration with the New Press.
We urge them to support modern seismic surveys in the Mid and...
CEA Applauds PA Approving Mariner East 2 Pipeline Permits
PITTSBURGH – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler today released the following statement after the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection granted...
We Need That Pipeline
CEA Southeast Executive Director Tim Page discusses why North Carolina needs to bring critical energy infrastructure, like the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, online to help...
Fly In or Out of DTW? It Could Get a Lot More Expensive.
When Governor Whitmer promised Michiganders that she was going to shut down Line 5, she promised a lot more than you might think. That’s...
