More Carbon if by Sea than Keystone XL
Pipeline critics contend building the Keystone XL Pipeline will lead to a carbon Armageddon. We disagree. A Consumer Energy Alliance analysis conducted for Build...
Energy Industry Fueling Migration to Key States
Atlas Van Lines this week released its annual report on U.S. and Canadian household movement migration. The report details movement of households into and...
Penn. State Senators asked to ‘Keep The Heat On This Winter’
It’s January. It’s Cold.
No surprise there, but why in the middle of the harsh winter months are Pennsylvania State Senators working to advance legislation...
Top Energy Stories of 2013
2013 was a year of big stories for the energy industry. CEA's Shawn Martini breaks down some of the biggest stories in energy and...
Keystone XL and Environmentalism
Listen to CEA's Vice President for Policy, Natalie Joubert, talk about the benefits of Keystone XL, and the interaction between energy production and environmental...
Act 13 and Pennsylvania’s Economic Future
The Keystone State made headlines a week before the Christmas holiday when the Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down several key provisions of the State’s...
Celebrating the Gift of Energy Abundance this Holiday Season
In recent weeks, Americans have been barraged with headlines regarding our country’s new found energy abundance. Just last month the International Energy Administration (IEA)...
The 5 Best Stories for Energy Consumers of 2013
Its been a busy year for U.S. energy production with consumer prices on the decline due to increasing domestic supplies of natural gas and...
Offshore Gold Awaits
Opening the offshore Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) to oil and natural gas exploration could create nearly 280,000 jobs along the East Coast and...
OPEC is Meeting This Week, What Does that Mean for Gas Prices?
The OPEC powers are meeting in Vienna this week to discuss production levels and Iran's new role under the reduced sanctions regime. CEA's Policy...
