THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
With industrial energy consumers accounting for almost half of Alabama’s energy usage, CEA’s Brent Greenfield discusses how Alabama can increase the supply of energy from renewables to offshore energy. We.
Connelly Springs, NC — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt issued the following statement today after the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality issued a major permit needed to.
CONNELLY SPRINGS, N.C. — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today called on policymakers and regulators in the U.S. Southeast to better protect working families, seniors and those living in poverty from.
Consumer Energy Alliance Executive Director, Chris Ventura and Senior Director of Communications, Emily Haggstrom joined KDMT to discuss CEA’s “all of the above” energy strategy, and the Campaign for America’s.
Good news! Washington and the new administration are continuing to address government overreach and looking to expand access to American offshore energy – And they need to hear from you!.
Jefferson City, MO — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today released a report titled, “Missouri Families, Small Businesses and Households Need a Modern, Upgraded Grid,” to highlight the importance of improving.
Missouri’s families, households, seniors, small businesses, and manufacturers are seeing decreasing reliability with increasing costs of electricity, while missing out on the tremendous economic benefits of a smarter, more integrated.
The Kentucky legislature is voting on legislation – called HB 227 – which will protect electricity costs for you, your family, senior citizens, low-income families, and your neighbors! ACT NOW!.
Mike Butler, Executive Director of CEA Mid-Atlantic, comments on how the proposed energy taxes will negatively impact Pennsylvanians. But for those barely getting by, lawmakers should refrain from implementing the.
LOUISVILLE, KY — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, today announced support for recent legislation (HB 227) proposed in the Kentucky House of Representatives that would.
