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CEA’s Chris Ventura looks at how natural gas development in Southeast Ohio has led to improvements in air quality, new employment opportunities, and how it can help pave the way.

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CEA President David Holt recently sat down with Tipping Point New Mexico to discuss the big-picture energy situation, but also comment on the drastic changes likely to occur in the.

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As we have reported in the past, Ohio policymakers have embraced commonsense energy solutions which have resulted in improved air quality across the state. And we don’t have to choose.

Casper Wyoming

David Holt, Consumer Energy Alliance President explains how the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) is costing consumers billions of dollars. “These outdated requirements are forcing consumers in Wyoming and.

Liberty State Park

Consumer Energy Alliance Vice President of State Affairs, Brydon Ross weighs in on the eminent domain case between PennEast and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and how it impacts.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Commissioner Bernie McNamee sat down with CEA President David Holt to talk about the current state of the energy industry. “McNamee emphasized the work FERC.

The high bridge at the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Mike Butler, Consumer Energy Alliance Mid-Atlantic Director shares why Pennsylvanians and the Department of Environmental Protection should support the Marcus Hook Industrial Complex air permits. “Pennsylvanians have enjoyed the fruits.

Larimer Street in Denver Colorado

The Wall Street Journal dubbed Germany’s “energywiende” energy transition from traditional to renewable energy sources “the world’s dumbest energy policy.” CEA‘s Emily Haggstrom underlines how Germany failed. “Here’s a primer.

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In September, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) proposed reforms to the outdated Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA). With the process slowly moving, it is costing Arizonans billions. David.

Santa Fe New Mexico Downtown

New Mexico legislators signed the Energy Transition Act last year, an energy policy that imitates Germany’s energy policy, “energywiende.” Victoria Gonzales, CEA-New Mexico Director warns against it, citing Germany’s mistakes..