THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
MONTGOMERY – Manufacture Alabama and its partner Consumer Energy Alliance submitted today to federal officials 15,840 public comments from Alabama residents supporting the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline. The.
AUSTIN – Keep Texas Working, along with its partner Consumer Energy Alliance, submitted today to federal officials 30,413 public comments from Texas residents supporting the construction of the Keystone XL.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Oil & Gas Association, along with its partner Consumer Energy Alliance, submitted today to federal officials 5,839 public comments from Oklahoma residents supporting the construction.
LANSING – The Michigan Chamber of Commerce with its partner Consumer Energy Alliance submitted today to federal officials 18,848 public comments from Michigan residents supporting the construction of the Keystone.
Houston, TX – Consumer Energy Alliance and its partner organizations submitted today to federal officials just over 500,000 public comments from Keystone XL supporters in all 50 states. The overwhelming.
Consumer Energy Alliance recently endorsed the States First Initiative – a state-led effort aimed at encouraging multi-state collaboration and innovation for state oil and gas regulators. The initiative – a.
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe today became the first Democrat to join the OCS Governors Coalition, strengthening ongoing planning efforts between U.S. Governors and the U.S. Department of the Interior to.
TransCanada, the operator of the Keystone pipeline system, released the Straight Talking VIdeo Series to better inform people about the Keystone XL Pipeline. Keystone-XL.com: Straight Talking Video Series Frank conversations:.
February 14, 2014 Massachusetts State Legislators State House Beacon and Park Street Boston, MA 01233 Dear Legislators, Last month Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) requested the Massachusetts Legislature to abandon any.
February 12, 2014 Pennsylvania State Legislature State Capitol Harrisburg, PA 17120 Dear Legislators, Last month Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) sent a letter to State Senator Jim Ferlo asking him why.
