Consumers to EPA: Be Cautious
Consumer groups caution EPA to not move too fast or risk price spikes.
Elected leaders, key consumer groups, businesses, and representatives from organized labor joined with Consumer...
Denton City Council Opposes Fracking Ban
Voters in Denton, TX will have the final say on whether or not to ban hydraulic fracturing inside city-limits.
Early Wednesday morning the Denton City Council...
Four Things for the U.S. to do to Lower Gas Prices
Here are four things Consumer Energy Alliance recommends the U.S. do right now to make sure a gallon of gasoline is affordable by this...
7 Things Pipeline Construction Did for Rural Oklahoma and Texas
Over 17 months beginning in August of 2012 TransCanada spent $2.3 billion to build a 485 mile pipeline from Cushing, Okla. to the Gulf...
Poll: 62% of Democrats Back Keystone XL
A Morning Consult - Story Partners poll released this week shows 62% of likely Democrat voters support building the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Who else is...
Officials Gather to Discuss Shared Opportunities and Challenges in Energy at Gulf Coast Energy...
Gulf Coast utility executives already had much to discuss when they planned to meet on June 5, 2014 at a conference held at the...
Don’t Sweat It Out: Energy Saving Tips to Reduce Bills
Memorial Day and Independence Day, surf waves and heat waves. It’s time to get ready for summer!
After a long, cold winter which saw increase consumer...
Not a lot of wiggle room
National Journal asked David Holt to weigh in on the political liability of the EPA regulations on coal power plants.
Here is what he said:
"When...
U.S. Needs Multiple Sources to Generate Electricity
Mobile, AL was the site for the Gulf Coast energy forum. Consumer Energy Alliance partnered with PACE to host the forum on the future...
New England’s Cold Weather is Costing Consumers
MassLIVE.com features a guest viewpoint from Consumer Energy Alliance on the future costs of energy in New England.
Guest viewpoint: Dramatic change needed for energy...
