THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
October 2010 CEA Newsletter Issue 42 As CEA prepares for our annual Energy Day event, we are continuing to focus on the energy issues that face the nation. Affordable,.
We’ve talked a lot in this blog about renewable energy sources like solar and wind, as these two seem to be garnering the bulk of media attention when talking about.
Job-Killing Offshore Moratorium Continues to Bring Uncertainty, Financial Burden on the U.S. HOUSTON – Earlier today, Interior Sec. Ken Salazar announced two new rules aimed at addressing concerns over safety.
It’s the kind of deal you don’t hear about every day: The world’s largest retailer (that’s Wal-Mart Stores) recently announced plans to add solar generating systems – many of them,.
HOUSTON — September 27, 2010 Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome a new affiliate member, Ernst & Young LLP, a professional services and auditing firm, specializing in assurance,.
If you were one of the people who found the news of the Great Recession ending a little ironic, you are not alone. Although the group that tracks recessions announced.
HOUSTON — September 22, 2010 Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) is pleased to welcome a new affiliate member, Petrohawk Energy Corporation, an independent energy company specializing in the exploration and development.
The following op-ed from David Holt, President of Consumer Energy Alliance, appeared on the National Journal website here, in response to the discussion question “Natural Gas: A Fracking Mess?” on.
It is common to frame the discussion of energy consumption in terms of the cars we drive and the houses we heat. But there’s a different way to consider the.
by Guest Blogger: Jessica Shadian Earlier this month, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar traveled to Alaska’s North Slope and said that drilling new exploratory wells in the region would have to.
