THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Gas prices across the state and region are hovering at yearly lows, providing families with significant savings. However, recent decisions by Russia and OPEC may see prices increase as we.
Last year, Consumer Energy Alliance called into question a New England electricity report commissioned by anti-energy groups which led to regulators reviewing inaccurate allegations. CEA’s Brydon Ross commented on yet.
CEA Midwest Executive Director, Chris Ventura, looks at how anti-energy groups threatening lawsuits and mass protests over modernizing critical energy infrastructure hurts families across Minnesota. The replacement line would reduce.
CEA’s report on home heating costs in the New England region was discussed in The Register-Star as they look at the programs available to families having trouble paying higher energy.
CEA’s Mike Butler was quoted discussing the importance of energy infrastructure and how the policies of neighboring states are preventing consumers from realizing energy savings. “And household budgets were crushed.
Brydon Ross, Director of State Affairs for Consumer Energy Alliance, discusses gasoline prices with Les Sinclair on “Charlottesville Right Now”. Listen here – Newsradio WINA
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Kevin Doyle, CEA-Florida Executive Director looks at how Floridians are benefiting from access to solar energy and how new policies can make solar more affordable, but also more available to.
CEA’s Chris Ventura looks at the need for modernized energy infrastructure in Michigan, like the proposed Straits tunnel, that will continue to keep transportation fuel and propane affordable for Michiganders.
CEA’s David Holt discusses the lower gas prices and what we can expect to see for energy consumers and workers in the energy industry. “We are going to see cyclical.
Looking at the importance of bipartisanship, CEA’s Emily Haggstrom talks about how New Mexico’s regulatory climate has lowered costs for families while encouraging businesses and energy producers to stay. There’s.
