Affordable Energy is Essential to American Farms
Data from the Energy Information Administration shows that American farms are major energy consumers, with energy costs making up a large part of a...
Consumer Energy Alliance Announces Energy Education Campaign
“Moving Michigan” to Focus on Educating Families, Businesses, and Policymakers about Benefits of Energy Delivery
Detroit, MI – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced...
Changing the public perception of shale energy development
In this 90.5 WESA news story, CEA Executive Vice President Andrew Browning discusses how the public perception of shale energy development remains a challenge...
Pipeline Drama Casts Shadow Over Oil Industry
CEA's Andrew Browning was interviewed by Wyoming Public Radio following the North Dakota Petroleum Council's annual meeting.
The Obama Administration’s decision to temporarily halt construction on...
EPA Finalizes Emissions Standards for School Buses, Other Heavy Vehicles
With the EPA's unveiling of new tail pipe rules which mandate what vehicles are available to for the trucking and logistics industry for deliveries,...
U.S. Industrial Products Manufacturing Company Joins Growing Energy Consumer Group
PITTSBURGH, PA — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to announce that Action Supply Products Inc. has joined as its newest affiliate member. Action...
Consumer Energy Alliance Launches Energy Education Campaign in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, WV – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced the start of a statewide campaign designed to educate West Virginia lawmakers, families and businesses...
Obama Administration Siding with Extremists – again – at the Expense of American Families...
On behalf of our 400,000 nationwide members, Consumer Energy Alliance expresses its extreme disappointment with the Obama administration's unprecedented decision to halt construction of...
Make Ends Meet: Saving Money on Gas
As gas prices continue to rise, CEA's David Holt talks about how that is passed on through the supply chain and what families can...
