An inconsistent “buy American” policy
Last week we had the fortunate timing of blogging about the value of good home insulation on the same day that President Obama renewed...
Now We’re Talking, Part 1
By David Holt, President of Consumer Energy Alliance
Higher energy costs lead to higher utility and gasoline prices for consumers. Enacting a national Low-Carbon Fuel...
Distributed Solar: A more efficient way to tap the sun
Traditionally, one the biggest problems with solar power has been rain. Make that rain, clouds and all the other kinds of less-than-sunny weather that...
CEA March 2010 Newsletter
CEA Newsletter
Issue 36
Message from CEA President David Holt
America’s reliance on foreign countries for its energy will grow by 19 percent over the next 20...
Surviving a blizzard in (relative) comfort
The series of storms that slammed the east coast in recent weeks were staggering, not just for the volume of snow they dumped, but...
A better way to create jobs
This week as Congress debates a $15 billion jobs bill aimed at getting more than 15 million unemployed Americans back to work, there is...
Not all wind power created equal
The Wall Street Journal this week issued a kind of report card on all the different sources of alternative energy, where they stand and...
CEA Commends Administration, Department of Energy for Issuing First Loan Guarantee to Build Nuclear...
HOUSTON – February 17, 2010 Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) applauded the Administration’s announcement yesterday that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will soon be...
Truckers join fight against low carbon fuel standard
In states like California that have adopted low carbon fuel standards, truckers are emerging as one of the biggest opponents – and with good...
More about that letter writing campaign
Last year, CEA launched a successful campaign, which we later reported, sent a bundle of letters supporting responsible drilling to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar....
