Consumer Energy Alliance Welcomes New Member: Palmetto Agribusiness Council
For Immediate Release: July 25, 2013
HOUSTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome the Palmetto Agribusiness Council (PABC) as its newest affiliate...
Nebraska County Turns Back Anti-KXL Resolution
Several Nebraska counties are considering Keystone XL resolutions. The most recent, York County which is located between Lincoln and Grand Island along I-80,...
Utility Commissioners Get Educated on Agriculture
Consumer Energy Alliance on Monday hosted the latest in it's series of energy policy luncheons with the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, (NARUC) at...
Virginia Wind Energy Sale Receives a Gust of Support
Energy Consumer Advocate Urges Similar Steps for Oil and Natural Gas Exploration
Houston, TX - Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased with the Department of the Interior’s announcement...
Natural Gas Drilling Study Boosts Confidence for Energy Consumers
Houston, TX - Consumer Energy Alliance President David Holt expressed confidence after reviewing the preliminary results of a U.S. Department of Energy report which is...
Gasland II ‘fell short’
Writing at the Fuel Fix blog, CEA President David Holt ads his take to the critical reviews given to Gasland II, "he fell short...
OCS Governors Set 5 Step Plan for Congress
OCS Governors Urge Their Congressional Delegations to Support OCS Energy Development.
Read the letter here.
Note: A similar version of this letter was sent to all 16...
CEA On “Our Region’s Business”
CEA Executive Vice President Andrew Browning and CEA Mid-Atlantic Director Mike Mikus recently appeared on “Our Region’s Business”--a program co-produced by the Allegheny Conference on Community...
Whatley Disputes Consumer Watchdog Gasoline Claim
CEA Executive Vice President and energy-consumer advocate Michael Whatley disputed a report released today by Consumer Watchdog claiming the Keystone XL would increase gasoline prices:
“Any...
Last Week’s Solar Vote in Georgia and Why it Matters
Imagine if a new offensive play became popular and the NFL decided to mandate that every coach run it exactly 6 times per game.
But,...
