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...
The big picture and the nitty-gritty
We’ve spent the month of October thinking big and encouraging our supporters, along with children everywhere, to do the same. The ability of Americans...
Energy, youth and our future
One of the many fascinating exhibits the 12,000 guests of Energy Day enjoyed this past weekend was the winning plan – designed by four...
The technology of energy and the energy of technology
This Saturday, at Hermann Square Park in downtown Houston, CEA will showcase some of the latest technologies that are letting us find more fuel,...
We all are energy!
How often have you said you feel full of energy … or that you don’t have the energy to complete another task, walk that...
Rediscover energy in October
October is a month of learning and discovery here at CEA, as we host our first Energy Day festival in Houston: a fun, educational...
Not too good to be true
Some of the latest research on U.S. petroleum reserves paints a refreshingly optimistic picture of our future capacity – not just in shale gas...
Do you know how many miles per gallon you’re getting?
If you’re like many consumers, you have no idea of your car’s mileage per gallon. You probably took note of the number when you...
One single industry: Many ways to create jobs (a recap)
This past Monday marked yet another downbeat Labor Day, with too many people who ought to have been taking a break from work, lacking...
