January 2011 CEA Newsletter
January 2011 CEA Newsletter
Issue 46
Consumer Energy Alliance begins the new year with not only new board leadership, but also a focused vision and fiery...
Consumer Group Says Goodbye to Longtime Executive Vice President
Houston, TX – Following his win to become the newest Chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, Consumer Energy Alliance Executive Vice President, Michael...
The Inside Story with Marty Griffin
The energy sector will play a crucial role in the future of Ohio’s economic development, industry leaders and politicians agree, especially as petrochemical and...
Consumer Group Applauds Joint Cooperation on Bill Addressing Key Infrastructure Protections
Louisville, KY – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading consumer energy advocate, released the following statement after the Kentucky House Energy and Natural Resources...
Top 5 Stories in Energy This Week
Energy Contractor Rebuilding Puerto Rico’s Electric Grid Questioned by U.S. Congress (via USA Today)
A small electricity and utility contractor, which until very recently only...
Constituent Contact Campaigns Fear Ramifications of ‘Kicking Can Down the Road’ on Grid
Consumer Energy Alliance's support of modernizing Missouri's electrical grid for the benefit of all consumers was highlighted by the Missouri Times.
These upgrades for Missouri...
Low Carbon Fuel Fallout
CEA has previously highlighted how the United States' reliable supply of fuel from Canada is threatened by Low Carbon Fuel Standards, which purport to...
New options for energy efficient homeowners
The recently-enacted stimulus bill provides significant changes to energy efficient tax credits available to consumers for home improvements, including roofing, insulation, windows and doors,...
CEA Reacts to Court Decision on Clean Power Plan
A prudent and reasonable decision.
Upon hearing news that the U.S. Supreme Court issued a stay on the EPA's massive Clean Power Plan regulations, CEA...
Do You Have Energy Vampires in Your Home?!
Halloween is here! That means it's time to look out for ghosts, monsters and other things that go bump in the night. It's also...
