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Getting Ready for a Road Trip

The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) provides families and businesses across Mississippi, the Gulf Coast region, and the nation with reliable American energy so families and businesses can more affordably power.

Rooftop Solar

LOUISVILLE, KY — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers and households on fixed incomes today praised the House Natural Resources and Energy Committee for its passage.

Installing Solar Panels

Consumer Energy Alliance believes that we can all work together to develop policies that are pro-solar, pro-grid, and pro-consumer. Lawmakers began looking more closely at the state’s net metering program.

Row of solar panels on a solar farm

CEA’s VP for State Affairs, Brydon Ross, discuses how we can best make solar more affordable, and as important, more accessible to individuals in Kentucky. “We support solar. Don’t misconstrue.

Offshore wind farm

David Holt, Consumer Energy Alliance President, talked about the unnecessary politicization of energy policy which has stalled development of projects like Cape Wind, an offshore wind farm that would have.

Boston Massachusetts Townhouses

BOSTON, MA – Today Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) called on New England policymakers opposed to new energy infrastructure projects to reject future Russian LNG shipments and instead move forward with.

Onshore fracking well pad

With a new state budget proposal in Pennsylvania, CEA’s Mike Butler was asked about the effect a new tax proposal would have on energy production in the state. “The tax.

Steel mill worker over furnace

Chris Ventura had the opportunity to sit down with The Business Journal to discuss the growing opportunities across Ohio for manufacturers to expand and relocate to take advantage of abundant.

With the Kentucky legislature considering updates to decades-old energy policy, CEA’s Brydon Ross discussed the importance of competitive, fair rates to encourage solar energy production. …over subsidization gets passed on.

A couple paying their utility bills

CEA Midwest Executive Director, discusses the unique impact high energy prices have on individuals and families living below the poverty line. Unlike other necessities — like housing, food and health.

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