THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Mike Butler, CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director talked about the economic importance of the Shell cracker plant being built in Beaver County. Not only will it take thousands of people to.
CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler discusses the opportunities offshore energy exploration will create for families and businesses across the region. With customers in Maryland paying more for electricity than.
Trump’s Visit to Saudi Arabia Will Feature Energy Deals (via Houston Chronicle) The first trip abroad by the embattled U.S. President will coincide with a conference between American and Saudi.
Kevin Doyle, Executive Director of CEA Florida, discusses the importance of utilizing all available domestic energy sources in order to achieve energy independence. We should be choosing to reduce our.
Along with individuals, households, and families, energy consumers are also businesses and organizations across the country working to supply everyday Americans with products and services they use throughout the day..
CEA’s Michael Whatley discusses the economic and environmental benefits of constructing Keystone XL. The oil that Keystone XL will move daily from Canada and the Bakken oil field will replace.
CEA’s Michael Whatley talks about the safety record of pipelines and how Keystone XL will benefit Nebraskans. Per industry analysis, 99.999 percent of oil and petroleum products moved via pipeline.
In Missouri, CEA’s Brydon Ross discussed the importance of electric grid modernization. Missourians today expect more from their grid. They also expect the implementation of more renewable energy from solar.
Kevin Doyle, CEA Florida Executive Director and William Sisson, President & CEO of the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce discuss the importance of offshore energy exploration for Floridians. While the.
CEA Board of Director member Brett Vassey talked about the importance of offshore energy development for Virginia. The development of Virginia’s offshore resources could lead to more than just job.
