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In The Media

Oil and Gas Refinery Workers

CEA’s Mike Butler explains why plans from Mayor Bill Peduto’s call to divest from fossil fuels actually means disinvestment in our workers, communities, and businesses. Over half of the region’s.

Putting gas in car

CEA’s Midwest Director Chris Ventura discusses why drivers might begin to see a higher price at the pump as the tax hike takes effect. Increases in the state’s gas and.

LNG Tankers

Colorado State Senator, Ray Scott and Mesa County Commissioner, Rose Pugliese explain why the Western States and Tribal Nations initiative to export natural gas is not only good for those.

Family riding bikes in the woods

CEA’s Chris Ventura compares those who opposed advancements in technology and machinery that lead to the Industrial Revolution back in the 1800s to those today who spread myths about current.

Pipeline construction

Delays in expanding much-needed pipeline infrastructure has led gas that should be going to market and sold for productive uses like generating electricity are instead being vented or flared. Thankfully,.

Propane storage tanks

CEA’s Brydon Ross discusses how natural gas and important pipeline infrastructure, like the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, help boost Virginia’s economy and grow renewables. That’s why it’s disappointing to hear that.

Offshore oil rig in Gulf of Mexico

CEA President, David Holt, discusses why offshore development and revenues from it are a must for lowering energy costs going into the summer season. These states are more than just.

Park City, Utah

CEA’s Andrew Browning looks at the importance of an all-of-the-above energy policy and how western natural gas can help bring more renewable resources online. This combination of clean-burning natural gas.

Small Coffee Shop

CEA’s Mike Butler addresses why Gov. Wolf’s proposed severance tax on natural gas extraction would be a job killer in Pennsylvania. Instead of enacting more job-killing taxes that could entice.

Santa Fe New Mexico

CEA’s Victoria Gonzalez discusses why a new energy bill mandating utilities get 80 percent of their electricity from renewables by 2040 is not good for New Mexico. About 80 percent.

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