THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura has the opportunity to speak with WTOL‘s Victoria Idoni about what families will see as they prepare to hit the roads over the Thanksgiving.
As communities across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic are continuing to rebuild their economies after the Great Recession, CEA President David Holt looks at how activists are determined to stop any.
CEA Florida’s Kevin Doyle discusses the impact of energy policy in the recent Florida elections, and why voters support candidates that offer commonsense policies and solutions that ensure we can.
CEA’s David Holt discusses the importance of American energy development in creating a sustainable environment and affordable energy for families across the country. Yet too much of the debate continues.
Undersecretary Mark Menezes provided remarks at Consumer Energy Alliance’s latest Energy and Manufacturing Forum in Pennsylvania, discussing the importance of traditional and renewable energy resources. At Southpointe’s Hilton Garden Inn.
Sparking students’ interest in STEM education is vital. This is why Consumer Energy Alliance and the Consumer Energy Education Foundation sponsor Energy Day and provide free STEM educational activities to.
CEA President David Holt was quoted discussing how innovation in the energy sector is improving the environment while allowing families and small businesses to see reductions in their energy bills..
CEA recently hosted an Energy and Manufacturing Conversation in Monticello, MN where Congressman Tom Emmer provided remarks, touching on the importance of Line 3 to the state’s economy. “This is.
Recent hurricanes along the Gulf Coast have reinforced the need to modernize our critical energy infrastructure as CEA’s Brent Greenfield discusses. We are fortunate to have a plentiful supply of.
Andrew Browning, CEA’s Executive Vice President, was quoted on the recent release of CEA’s “The Importance of Affordable and Abundant Oil and Natural Gas for Colorado” report. “Colorado has fast.
