THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
There it was again, that word. You know what word I mean. The “F” word. Foreign. In TV ads criticizing the Keystone XL pipeline San Francisco based activist Tom Steyer.
Public support for building the Keystone XL pipeline is consistent. The Pew Research Center released the most recent polling on Sept. 26th. Pew Research: Most Americans (65%) continue to favor.
Electricity Rates Should Be Fair and Affordable For All: Why Arizona Consumers Should Support Net Metering Updates Background: Solar energy is a core component of Arizona’s energy future. Arizona already.
On Wednesday in Nashville, energy consumers, producers and elected officials from six Southeastern states came together for a wide-ranging discussion about the future of affordable, reliable power in the region.
KTRH Radio (Houston, TX) Michael Whatley of Consumer Energy Alliance sees cheaper prices on the horizon, too. But he tells KTRH there is a catch. “There’s a tipping point at.
Source: Energy Information Agency, U.S. Department of Energy West Virginia 96.91% Kentucky 93.65% Indiana 88.95% Wyoming 88.27% Utah 83.85% Missouri 83.43% Ohio 79.95% North Dakota 78.81% New Mexico 74.13% Nebraska.
By David Holt | Real Clear Policy U.S. economic competitiveness has always been inexorably tied to technological advancements, innovation, and our enterprising spirit. For a contemporary example, examine the nation’s.
Is Tom Steyer so wrong with his facts it’s funny? According to USA Today, he claims in a new TV ad: “As a businessman, I don’t devalue any job,” Steyer.
Watch the U.S. House of Representative’s hearing marking the 5th anniversary of the Keystone XL pipeline application:
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A recent IHS CERA study confirmed what many observers already know. Namely, that a growing U.S. oil and natural gas industry is lifting the economic prospects of millions of Americans.
