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David Holt via Bismarck Tribune: “Fuel Standard May Be a Threat”

CEA President, David Holt, responds to recent editorial, “ND refinery study fuels uncertainty” (10/28) Read the article here.

CEA Newsletter November 2010

November 2010 CEA Newsletter Issue 43  Message from CEA President David Holt The New Face of the “Moratorium” and Its Implications The Gulf of Mexico spill has had...

CEA Welcomes New Member Canadian American Business Council

  HOUSTON — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome a new affiliate member, the Canadian American Business Council, a premier voice of the...

CEA Welcomes New Member: National Association of Home Builders

HOUSTON — October 29, 2010   Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome a new affiliate member, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB),...

Report: Virginia Offshore Energy Development Could Creat 1,900 Jobs, Add $365 Million Annually to...

FREDERICKSBURG – Virginia could receive up to $250 million dollars annually in revenue sharing payments from offshore energy development, according to a report released...

Senator McGuire Submits Letter to Secretary Salazar

As a result of CEA- Alaska's outreach work, Senator McGuire sumbitted a letter to Secretary Salazar urging approval of Shell's application for a permit...

Airport “Toeprints”: A Postscript…

We recently wrote about the carbon “toeprint” involved in airport travel: that is, all the little things that are often overlooked -- like fuel...

Affiliate Ports-to-Plains Posts Blog in Response to CEA Energy Day

Ports -to-Plains posted a blog on Thursday, October 21, expressing gratitute to the Congressional hosts of Energy Day 2010. Click here to read the...

Why Seniors Dread Winter

This winter, many seniors who have the means to do so will head south to Florida and other warm locales where they will soak...

CEA Media Coverage from Energy Day 2010

The following are links to media coverage of Energy Day 2010. We appreciated all who both supported and participated in our event, and we...