Kevin Doyle: Nuclear must stay a part of the mix
CEA-Florida's Kevin Doyle writes on the opinion page at Tallahassee.com why Florida should consider Nuclear energy as a source for electricity.
Tallahassee.com:
Due in part to...
Roads are just as important as energy to the Texas economy
Writing in the Midland Reporter-Telegram, CEA friend, Jim Nelson of Warren CAT calls attention to the importance of roads and transportation funding to the...
Ice Thawing on KXL?
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy stopped by the newsroom of her hometown paper, The Boston Globe, to answer an array of questions including several on...
EPA’s McCarthy Not Sold on Environs KXL Claims
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy stopped by the newsroom of her hometown paper, The Boston Globe, to answer an array of questions including several on...
Shale Gas is Saving Consumers Money
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9FPleuwqa8
Consumers are seeing savings because the United States is producing more natural gas from shale formations than any other country, ahead of China and...
CEA Fla. Advocates for KXL
In Florida, CEA is advocating to build the Keystone XL pipeline. Exec. Director Kevin Doyle makes the case:
Sunshine State News:
Kevin Doyle, executive director of...
At Atlanta EPA Session, CEA Southeast Raises Questions About Affordability, Reliability
On Wednesday in Atlanta, the Environmental Protection Agency held one of their eleven planned public listening sessions meant to gather feedback from stakeholders and...
Green Power from Up North
Patrick Brown of the Canadian Electricity Association discusses cross border green power during the North American Energy Dialogue at the Embassy of Canada.
Is Dire Debate the New Normal for Energy?
Panelists at the North American Energy Security Dialogues discuss if the debate around Keystone XL is the high water mark for anti-development activists or...
Gary Doer: Time to Cash in That Lottery Ticket
"We have won the lottery we just have to figure out a strategy to cash the ticket," said Gary Doer, Canada's ambassador to the United...
