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Issue of the Week: Colorado Energy Summit

This election season, CEA is delighted to be playing a key role keeping energy issues at the center of the debate leading up to...

Issue of the week: Preparing today for tomorrow’s nuclear power

A detailed report released in January from the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future has gotten us focused on nuclear energy, an important...

Walking the walk

President Obama scored a lot of points in our book for his discussion of national energy policy in his State of the Union address...

Issue of the week: Natural Gas

The United States continues to see breakthroughs in natural gas: Not only in the multiple shale formations around the country, that are producing volumes...

Issue of the week: Eagle Ford Shale

There was a bit of unusual news in the oil sector this week when a major Tokyo company paid $1.3 billion for a 35%...

Resolutions for all of us

You probably would not be surprised to learn that the majority of New Year’s resolutions concern two topics: weight and finances. In the spirit...

Encouraging news as long awaited lease sale goes forward

A long-awaited lease sale for oil production in the Gulf of Mexico was held last Tuesday, despite a last minute-lawsuit to block it, and...

Simple logic in Alaska

There was a curious scene in oil-rich Alaska this week. When a massive winter storm blocked normal fuel deliveries, the city of Nome received...

Turning point, or business as usual in the Gulf?

Oil producers, together with all sorts of businesses that have long supported the oil industry in the Gulf of Mexico, are hopeful about a...

No time for delays in Alaska

A diverse group of Alaskan residents, including U.S. Congressmen, Alaskan Governor Sean Parnell, business owners, community leaders and ordinary workers who all support oil...