THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
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, CEA’s Kaitlin Hammons examines how the.
CEA’s Marc Brown looks at why Michiganders should expect to pay more each month on their electric bill as a result of last year’s energy policies passed in Lansing. “As.
With large bipartisan support, the Kansas legislature passed House Bill 2783 to ensure consumers have the ability to purchase cars and trucks that meet their mobility needs. CEA Midwest Executive.
TOPEKA – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, issued the following statement after the Kansas Senate passed House Bill 2783, which preserves.
AUGUSTA – Following the Maine Board of Environmental Protection’s 4-2 vote rejecting the adoption of the California Advanced Clean Cars II mandate which would ban traditional gas-powered cars and limit.
While the Biden Administration continues to block onshore and offshore leasing for American energy development, oil prices continue to rise. CEA’s David Holt looks at what rising oil prices mean.
ST. PAUL – Today, the Senate Transportation Committee will hear the Clean Transportation Standard Initiative (S.F. 2584). While CEA generally supports low carbon and clean transportation measures, S.F 2584, as.
Permitting directive sets national example of right approach to energy HOUSTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, issued the following statement.
• Holt Urges Congress to Take Bipartisan Action to Support Viable Gulf Lease Sales to Protect Consumers • U.S. Emissions Performance is Proof that Energy, Environmental Goals Are Compatible WASHINGTON.
COLUMBUS – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, issued the following statement after the Governor DeWine signed House Bill 201, legislation that.
