How many steel workers does it take to build a windmill?
No, this isn’t a knock knock joke. It’s an important question that probably isn’t asked often enough, because it illustrates how investing in green...
Fuel agreement wrong for state
The following op-ed from Michael Whatley, Vice President of Consumer Energy Alliance, appeared in the Stamford Advocate here on June 25, 2010.
Just as the...
Thousands in Louisiana Call for Approval of Keystone XL
Thousands in Louisiana Call for Approval of Keystone XL
BATON ROUGE – Today the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association (LMOGA) announced, in conjunction with Consumer...
Louisiana Executive Orders Supporting Energy Production Put Families, Small Businesses First
Permitting directive sets national example of right approach to energy
HOUSTON - Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses,...
More Production Here, Not Overseas, Will Thwart Higher Gas Prices
CEA's President, David Holt, discusses the impact high gas prices are having on families across the country and how increases in domestic energy production...
IEA Confirms, U.S. Leads the World in Cutting Emissions, With the Help of Natural...
As CEA President David Holt reported, global emissions have reduced, and America is leading the way. The IEA report boasts that increased use in...
Our Energy Policy Is Fundamentally Broken
CEA's David Holt joined Nevada Newsmakers to discuss America's fundamentally broken energy policy.
Listen here - Nevada Newsmakers
Consumer Energy Alliance Presents Energy Day 2016
CEA's Energy Day was featured in CultureMap Houston.
An official City of Houston event, Energy Day 2016 is a family-friendly festival that celebrates and highlights...
$3k in Household Expenditures Going to Gasoline
Feel like your spending more and more on gasoline? Well, you are, and spending more each year. The U.S. Department of Energy keeps track...
CEAs Top Five Energy Stories in the News – August 28
This week, we witnessed Hurricane Laura blow through parts of Louisiana and Texas, leaving widespread damage. 2020 is continuing to live up to the...
