Natural Gas Growth Wonderful News for West Virginia
CEA's Chris Ventura recently commented on the series of one-sided articles published by Gazette-Mail ignoring the economic benefits families and businesses have seen as result...
CEA President David Holt Featured on EnergyTomorrow.org Podcast
David Holt, President of Consumer Energy Alliance, discussed his perspective on the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill with Jane Van Ryan of Energy Tomorrow...
Editorial: Floridians must get educated on fracking
After a recent interview with the Tallahassee Democrat, CEA President David Holt is highlighted in an editorial urging Florida consumers to learn more about...
Solar power for those who need it most
While it would be nice to declare that solar power was available to all American households, that remains a formidable challenge that could be...
Everyday Work, Extraordinary Times: Florida’s Sugar and Vegetable Farmers Open for Business
In extraordinary times like we're experiencing now with the COVID-19 crisis, everyday work that rarely gets the attention or recognition it deserves suddenly enter...
David Holt: Campaigning for Consumer’s Energy Needs
Energy is the lifeblood of the economy and is critical to households, small businesses and all consumers. David Holt of the Consumer Energy Alliance...
EPA’s McCarthy Not Sold on Environs KXL Claims
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy stopped by the newsroom of her hometown paper, The Boston Globe, to answer an array of questions including several on...
Farmers Need Consistently Affordable Energy
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura discusses the importance of energy to today's family farmer.
More than 75,000 Ohio farmers help bring food to our...
Energy Expert Blasts Biden Administration for Doing Too Little to Combat Soaring Gas Prices
As politicians across the country continue to call for suspensions of the gas tax at the federal and state level, CEA's David Holt looks...
Louisiana’s Emissions Fell 66% Since 1990 Even as Energy Production and Usage Surged
Baton Rouge, LA – Emissions in Louisiana have fallen by as much as 66 percent since 1990, even as the state’s energy demand has...
