THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
A persistent effort to change New Mexico’s water regulations to allow for the reuse and discharge of treated fracking wastewater was dealt a blow Thursday. Toward the end of an.
Pennsylvania lawmakers voted on Wednesday to withdraw the state from a regional effort that cuts carbon emissions from power plants, a move baked into a deal on the state’s long-overdue.
Marc Brown, Northeast Executive Director, wrote an article regarding rising energy costs in New York despite a history of past lawmakers’ decisions to aggressively reduce emissions. Legislators in the past.
Louisiana’s thriving energy economy is a testament to the state and federal regulatory environments that allow it to flourish, because both balance growth with ensuring that the highest safety and.
HARRISBURG – Lawmakers from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia came together last Tuesday for the first-ever, multi-state policy hearing focused on restoring energy affordability and reliability across the Mid-Atlantic.
CEA Deputy Northeast Director Bryson Hull, a Connecticut native and former journalist, wrote a stinging criticism of glowing media coverage surrounding the resignation of state’s top utility regulator, Marissa Gillett,.
Beyond their role in supporting our nation’s digital infrastructure, data centers deliver substantial economic value. In Loudoun County, Virginia, for example, data centers occupy just 4% of commercial land parcels.
A natural gas producers’ association in the Rocky Mountain region is advocating for boosting supply of its product via pipeline expansions in the Northwest and Southwest that could increase natural.
Colorado faces mounting pressure on its electrical grid as data centers and advanced manufacturing drive up power needs, even as the state moves away from coal and natural gas, in.
Houston’s Energy Day Festival returned for its 13th year of energy, education, excitement and engagement on Saturday, Oct. 18 at Sam Houston Park in downtown Houston. Hosted by the award-winning.
