THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
New York state’s denial of the Williams Cos. pipeline permit is already hurting families, small businesses and stifling development throughout the state, as many struggle to get natural gas supplied.
Last week, entire sections of New York City were plagued by a black-out. Broadway musicals held shows in the street, restaurant go-ers ate by candle-light, and others were forced onto.
Mike Butler, State Director for Consumer Energy Alliance Pennsylvania, shares some tips on staying cool and keeping your electric bill down during the current heat wave with Dave Malarkey on.
CEA Mississippi State Director explains how revenue from energy developed in the Gulf benefits coastal beautification efforts and helps economic development. Supporters and skeptics of the federal government’s proposed offshore.
CEA Mid-Atlantic Director, Mike Butler, discusses why Governor Murphy’s Energy Master Plan will have a dramatic and negative impact on New Jersey residents. Over half of the state’s households, businesses.
CEA President, David Holt, joins the Pipeliners Podcast to discuss the latest political topics surrounding and impacting the pipeline industry. Listen to the podcast here: Pipeliners Podcast
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Vice President of U.S. Operations Enbridge, Brad Shamla, responds to a recent piece and explains why facts are key in understanding the need for pipeline projects like Enbridge’s Line 3.
Randall Mccormick, former Lea County Commissioner and Magistrate Judge, explains why news that the hospitality industry is having to build up more to keep up with demand is a good.
One of the region’s representatives, Mesa County (Colorado) Commissioner Rose Pugliese testified: “The Jordan Cove project is a great economic driver for our northwest Colorado communities and will help stabilize.
With demand for natural gas continuing to increase in eastern Pennsylvania, CEA’s Mike Butler expresses why it is vital lawmakers continue pipeline projects like the Adelphia Pipeline to increase capacity.
