THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
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,.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A record-setting 35.7 million visitors came to Florida between January and March this year. At the heart of this increase in tourism is lower gas prices, courtesy of expanded energy.
Mike Butler of CEA advocates for building necessary infrastructure in New York for natural gas. The biggest reason is prices for consumers. New Yorkers spend over 25 hundred dollars a.
CEA’s Mid-Atlantic Director talks detrimental impact of extremist anti-energy group activities on communities with proposed and much-needed energy projects. A recent story about extremists who unsuccessfully tried to halt a.
Brydon Ross, CEA Vice-President of State Affairs, discusses why Rhode Islanders face residential electricity rates 69% higher than the national average. These prices are the result of conscious decisions by.
