CEA’s Top 5 Favorite Energy Stories This Week – July 30
A bipartisan infrastructure package is still on the horizon. Senate majority Leader Chuck Schumer said yesterday that he has the votes to move the...
Supply Chain Issues Will Snowball into the Holidays
The day after Thanksgiving marks the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. Although this may be every shopaholic’s favorite time of year, beware...
Top 5 Energy News Stories This Week (Nov 12th-16th)
Top 5 Energy News Stories This Week (Nov 12th-16th)
Energy is the bedrock of modern existence. It influences world economies and family budgets alike. Given...
What Really Happens When You Say No to Infrastructure
CEA Midwest's Chris Ventura discusses the negative implications rejecting the maintenance and construction of energy infrastructure has on Michigan's families.
A lack of adequate pipelines...
Ice Thawing on KXL?
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy stopped by the newsroom of her hometown paper, The Boston Globe, to answer an array of questions including several on...
The unusual problem of “overgeneration”
There’s a strange debate over energy policy that is playing out right now in the Pacific Northwest. It has nothing to do with offshore...
The President’s Climate Action Plan: Good, Bad, Indifferent?
Earlier this week at Georgetown University, President Obama laid out an aggressive plan to attack climate change, exclusively through executive action. In fact, according...
Boom Towns
At a time when many of our political leaders are promoting policies that send jobs overseas and favor importing over producing key commodities like...
Top 5 News Stories in Energy This Week
Diplomatic conversation continue around Turkey, Hurricane Michael makes its way to the Atlantic, and Kanye West heads to the White House, but here’s what...
World Economic Forum: Climate Tops List of Topics
The World Economic Forum takes place this week January 21 – January 24. From the fourth industrial revolution to the environment, WEF covers a...
