CEA’s Top 5 Favorite Energy Stories This Week – February 18
Energy affordability is continuing to be a critical issue as American consumers feel pain at the pump and are receiving higher energy bills amid...
How Our Everyday Life Changes Help Us Grasp the Lasting Importance of Oil, Gas
As inflation – especially in higher energy and food bills – climbs and COVID-19 endures, Americans increasingly are realizing how their everyday lives have...
Building Pipelines Now for Energy of the Future
Everywhere around us, improving technologies are changing the way we live and work. It’s also changing how we communicate with friends, family, and neighbors....
Gov. Whitmer Claims She’s Pro-Small Business. Then Why Does She Oppose Line 5?
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer claims she is “committed to ensuring small businesses can thrive” and “continue growing Michigan’s economy.” She relayed that assertion to...
Some of What Line 5 Delivers Leaves Michigan, but it also Comes Back
Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania were added to a recent report we commissioned at Consumer Energy Alliance, which found these states would see a combined...
Too Many People: A Tale of Our National Parks
The coronavirus pandemic put a damper on international travel plans for millions of Americans in 2021. While some countries closed their borders or kept...
CEA’s Top 5 Favorite Energy Stories This Week – February 11
U.S. gasoline prices are on the rise for the sixth straight week as oil continues to surge on tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and...
Looking for a Clean Energy Future with RNG; Stop Fighting Vital Pipelines
Despite misguided opposition around existing or new natural gas pipeline projects, this infrastructure is vital to the United States' emerging clean energy future for...
A Look at Our 2022 Campaigns
As we continue our commitment toward a balanced energy mix, we wanted to share some of our existing, new, and upcoming campaigns that highlight...
CEA’s Top 5 Favorite Energy Stories This Week – February 4
Natural gas prices spiked 16% on Wednesday ahead of winter storms, and 55% since December. Unfortunately, many will be receiving higher than usual utility...
