THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA Responds to Energy Department’s Decision to Release Oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Other Available Options Would Provide Twice as Much Oil, Create More Jobs WASHINGTON, DC – Today.
The airline industry has traditionally been wary of adopting alternative fuels, and it’s fair to say, with good reason. An electric car that travels less than its advertised range could.
CEA Applauds House Decision to Improve Drilling Permitting in Alaska Bill Would Create Regulatory Certainty and Address Looming Debt Crisis WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. House of Representatives today passed.
Over the past year, the oil industry has warned that – without more reasonable regulations – it would be forced to move its heavy drilling equipment out of the Gulf.
Shale Gas Forum Examines Economic Benefits, Environmental Concerns of Natural Gas Production Industry, Environmental Community Discuss Best Paths Forward WASHINGTON, DC – Representatives from industry, state regulatory bodies, and the.
On the face of it, it might have appeared to be a minor blip of little significance last week when the Labor Department reported the nationwide unemployment rate rose to.
Thousands Call for Approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline CEA Delivers More Than 62,000 Public Comments Supporting the Project WASHINGTON, DC – In a strong display of broad public support.
At a time when many of our political leaders are promoting policies that send jobs overseas and favor importing over producing key commodities like oil at home, a cynic might.
June 2011 CEA Newsletter Issue 51 In the summertime We’d like to kick off this month’s newsletter with some light fare to match the season when school’s out and.
CEA Praises Regulatory Reform Decision by White House Streamlining Regulations from EPA, Interior Will Help Consumers HOUSTON – With energy prices rising and consumers suffering the worst impacts, the White.
