THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Link Browder examined how increasing lawlessness by activists has been preventing American workers from building critical energy infrastructure and American families from seeing more affordable energy. Unfortunately, anti-energy activists.
Mike Butler, Mid-Atlantic Executive Director for the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), and Richard Prisinzano, Senior Economist at the Penn Wharton Budget Model, join host Kent Smetters to discuss their insights.
CEA’s Emily Haggstrom explores how we can help to reduce poverty in New Mexico by encouraging the responsible production of the state’s energy resources. The good news is voters can.
CEA recently launched its Wind Energy Initiative in Michigan to ensure landowners have access to energy resources on their property. The new planning commissions, per reports, would essentially raise property.
Brydon Ross, Vice President of State Affairs, was featured in Real Clear Energy discussing CEA’s most recent solar energy report. Many state lawmakers and utility commissions nationwide are reexamining their.
CEA recently hosted the Fueling Michigan’s Future forum in St. Clair County, Michigan to discuss the importance of energy infrastructure and energy efficiency for families, farmers, and businesses in the.
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura reviews the consumer benefits of Missouri’s recently passed legislation capping electricity rate increases to provide for energy grid modernization. “Nothing is more important to.
CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler recently sat down to talk about the importance of pipeline infrastructure to help decrease energy costs for New York’s families and businesses. Listen here.
CEA’s Mike Butler discusses New York energy costs and the importance of embracing an all-of-the-above energy policy, which includes modernizing energy infrastructure like pipeline, to help lower costs and ensure.
Coverage of CEA’s latest report, “Pipelines and their Benefits to New York”, detailing how families have suffered from higher energy costs and lost economic opportunities as a result of misplaced.
