Solar Reduces Energy Costs
CEA Florida's Kevin Doyle recently had an op-ed in the Miami Herald regarding CEA's solar incentive analysis.
Solar energy is clean, reliable, increasingly affordable, and thanks to...
Roads are just as important as energy to the Texas economy
Writing in the Midland Reporter-Telegram, CEA friend, Jim Nelson of Warren CAT calls attention to the importance of roads and transportation funding to the...
Drilling for Savings
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura was interviewed about the recently released report, The Benefits of Ohio’s Natural Gas Production to Energy Consumers and Job...
Voters Gather to Say ‘Yes’ to Offshore Alaskan Energy Development
In front a crowd of supporters holding up signs that read “OCS YES!”, energy consumers, producers, and business leaders from across Alaska came together...
Federal Gov’t Must Move Forward with Arctic Exploration: New Environmental Analysis Shows It Can...
Last week, the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a Draft Supplemental Environmental Statement (SEIS) for Chukchi Offshore Oil & Gas Lease Sale...
Mississippi Made Great Strides in 2017
CEA's Link Browder reflected on how Mississippi policy makers set the stage for economic growth by supporting policies that ensured energy affordability for families...
White House Touts Clean Energy Economy, but Oil and Gas Experts Skeptical
CEA President David Holt sat down with KTRH to discuss the importance of supplying more American oil and natural gas to help ease the...
Keystone XL Is a Must-have for Nebraska — and Its Farmers
Executive Vice President of Consumer Energy Alliance, Michael Whatley, appeared in the Grand Island Independent news to discuss the benefits of pipeline infrastructure, particularly...
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...
Gas and Solar Together Benefit Pittsburgh Airport
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto recently trashed investments in shale as putting money into “a 19th-century industry that costs us the opportunity to bring 21st-century industry...
