THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
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 and manufacturers across the state. Having.
Turning up the heat can lead to higher energy bills, but there are ways to save energy and money when temperatures drop. CEA’s executive director, Kevin Doyle, appeared on WECT’s.
CEA’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Director Mike Butler describes the massive benefits of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus shale play. As Butler explains, “drilling is just the beginning,” and a responsible commitment to natural gas.
As we head into the holidays, many of us will take the time to help those who have fallen upon hard times. Our neighbors and coworkers may participate in charity.
Consumer Energy Alliance’s Brydon Ross explains why nuclear power is an ideal choice for Georgia’s growing population. Georgia Power’s Plant Vogtle units 3 & 4 would be the first new.
CHARLESTON, W.V. — November 28, 2017 — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, the West Virginia Coal Association, along with Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Senate President.
Source – American Press As if paying for food, shelter, and other necessities wasn’t strenuous enough, high energy costs, paired with below-average incomes, are putting even more of a strain.
A year ago, prices were much more affordable after dropping an average of 14 cents in the first 26 days of November. The state average was at $2.11 a gallon.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Executive Vice President Michael Whatley released the following statement after the Nebraska Public Service Commission (NPSC) announced they would grant the final major.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA – November 16, 2017 – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced the start of a statewide campaign designed to educate Virginia policymakers, families and businesses about the benefits.
