ICYMI: As I See It, Expand the Natural Gas Pipeline
Currently, the Massachusetts Legislature, in conjunction with the Baker/Polito Administration, is in deliberations concerning comprehensive energy legislation that will have financial impacts on businesses...
A March to Higher Energy Bills
David Holt discusses anti-energy protesters whose policies will lead to increased energy prices for families and small businesses with the Walpole Times.
Do you have...
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline Will Dry Up Without New Oil
A Consumer Energy Alliance poll regarding Alaskan energy development was featured in the Wall Street Journal.
The good news is the Arctic possesses abundant onshore,...
CEA Asks Legislators to Support Vital Pipeline Infrastructure & Help Lower Electricity Costs
Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national consumer advocacy organization with more than 20,000 members in New England, delivered more than 4,500 letters from energy...
Voters Say Yes to Energy, No to ‘Keep It in the Ground’
CEA's President, David Holt, recently was featured in RealClear Energy.
Job growth and the overall economy will be at the top of voters’ minds this...
More Natural Gas Needed to Rein in Energy Costs
CEA's Michael Whatley discussed the price disparity faced by New England residents with the CommonWealth Magazine.
Consumers in Massachusetts pay over 50 percent more for...
A Pipeline to a Compromise
Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler discusses the benefits of pipeline infrastructure for Pennsylvanians.
To many, the Constitution Pipeline could hold many promises — jobs; infrastructure...
Consumer Energy Alliance Statement on Cook Inlet Lease Sale Draft EIS
In response to today’s U,S, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) release of a draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for proposed Cook Inlet Lease...
Consumer Energy Alliance Welcomes Three New Members From Kentucky to its Membership
Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives (KEAC), Big Rivers Electric Corporation and East Kentucky Power Cooperative...
Consider Existing Line for Gas
CEA's Michael Whatley discusses the importance of maintaining and upgrading existing pipeline infrastructure to benefit household consumers of natural gas.
New York state has experienced...
