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Afternoon Energy: Is Congress Addressing High Gas Prices?

CEA Executive Vice-President responds to Aaron from California's question: "I've heard gasoline prices will be lower this year, but it's still well over $4...

Gadgets Top List for Home Electricity Use

Data out this week from EIA.gov's Residential Energy Consumption Survey show a shift in home electricity use away from air conditioners and heaters to...

CEA Releases Recommendations For A Balanced Energy Policy To Congress, Obama Administration

CEA has released "Recommendations for a Balanced Energy Policy," a briefing book presented to the 113th Congress and the Obama Administration.  The report outlines a series...

State Department Report on KXL Resets Debate

N.Y. Times: U.S. Report Sees No Environmental Bar to Keystone Pipeline (Source): WASHINGTON — The State Department issued a revised environmental impact statement for the 1,700-mile Keystone...

U.S. Dept. of State Releases First Draft of KXL Report

U.S. Department of State released Friday a draft Supplementary Environmental Impact Statement for the Keystone XL pipeline.   The draft document is a second...

Afternoon Energy: Government Role in Energy Production

CEA Executive Vice-President, Michael Whatley responds to a Facebook fan's question of 'Is there a plan to take governement out of energy production in...

State Department Refutes Opponents Claim KXL Would Harm Environment

Following one of the most thorough and pragmatic project reviews in our nation's history it's time to move forward with the Keystone XL Pipeline HOUSTON,...

The Petroleum Bottleneck

Anyone who has sat in traffic understands the importance of good roads.  A four-lane highway leaves plenty of room to drive, but merge down...

KXL is Sensible Energy Policy

  KXL is Sensible Energy Policy By David Holt President, Consumer Energy Alliance The Keystone XL pipeline has unfortunately become the centerpiece of our nation’s overall conversation about the...

Agriculture & Energy in Florida

CEA-Florida's Kevin Doyle writes in the Tallahassee Democrat: Agriculture and energy share a strong connection: When we look at the modern skyline and suburban development...