THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
It’s nearly impossible to read, watch or listen to the news lately without updates on the uprisings in the Middle East. While some may view these events, tragic though they.
Consumer Energy Alliance Welcomes New Member Iowa Motor Truck Association HOUSTON – April 20, 2011 Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome the Iowa Motor Truck Association (IMTA) as.
This week in energy we have watched gas prices reach a new two-year high along with lots of concern, speculation and fear that prices are headed even higher. We also.
Just last week we cautioned that fuel efficient technologies – like a car that runs on water – that seem too good to be true, may indeed be too good.
April 2011 CEA Newsletter Issue 49 What Does Energy Mean To You? Over the past month, CEA’s blog has highlighted a range of energy topics, from efforts to boost.
House NRC Hearing Highlights Rising Fuel Prices, Weakness In American Energy Policy Alliance Calls for Relief from Pain at the Pump; Access to More Domestic Energy Resources Washington, D.C. —.
If it sounds too good to be true, that’s often because it is. You may have recently heard about a new car fueled entirely with water. Early reviews of the.
CEA: President Pursues Every Energy Option Except Access to Domestic Energy Resources WASHINGTON – Following President Barack Obama’s remarks today on America’s energy security and the testimony presented this morning.
Frequent readers of this blog will recall that we often bemoan the way consumers are left paying the price for a national energy policy that relies too strongly on oil.
We’re starting to see the other shoe drop. When oil prices first shoot up, there is a tendency – at least among those of us with a measure of disposable.
