THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
From agribusiness to airlines, every aspect of Georgia’s economy depends on energy. Our lawmakers should continue to support the push for American energy dominance, not blanket energy bans that will.
Georgians Need Smarter, More Capable Electric Infrastructure to Ensure Reliability and Keep Prices Low Making Investments Today, to Improve Tomorrow You may not realize it, but we are asking more.
New Mexico’s oil and gas industry boom is expected to continue growing at record rates. With that, infrastructure across the state will be needed to ensure energy can reach homes.
CEA Michigan State Director, Chris Ventura discusses why it’s important for Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to provide the facts of Line 5 to voters: If Nessel fairly communicated both.
While political theatre is common-place around the approval of pipelines, Enbridge’s Line 4 receives the green light. “Enbridge received the green light to reroute a 10-mile stretch of its Line.
Thanks to poor politics, natural gas shortages in states like New York are becoming the norm. While anti-energy activists declare this a “win”, people lose work and families and businesses.
CEA Mike Butler explains how bad energy policy has led to unaffordable energy prices for many New Jersey families, leading to another safety net for those who cannot afford these.
CEA’s Victoria Gonzalez discusses how when the price of energy increases, New Mexican farmers have a harder time affording the watering of crops, fertilizers, and agro-chemicals. Hartman’s situation is demonstrative.
Kudos are deserved for Brunswick County Board of Commissioners for keeping their neutral stance on offshore energy development: For starters, kudos to Commissioner Mike Forte who, despite false claims of.
Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (NJBPU) announcement today that it is increasing the number of people eligible for help paying their utility bills underscores another.
