Thousands in South Carolina Call for Approval of Keystone XL
Thousands in South Carolina Call for Approval of Keystone XL
COLUMBIA – Today Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) announced, in conjunction with the South Carolina Trucking Association, that...
Energy Grows Advancements in Medicine
“Back when I was your age” is an expression many of us have heard and have maybe even said to our friends or our...
States First Initiative is a Recipe for Success
Consumer Energy Alliance recently endorsed the States First Initiative – a state-led effort aimed at encouraging multi-state collaboration and innovation for state oil and...
Carbon Capture and Louisiana
Louisiana’s industrial sector is part of the backbone of the American economy. Everything from steel, glass, chemical, fertilizer, power, cement, and iron producers to...
Energy Grows Paychecks in New Mexico (College Degree Not Required)
If you search online for the top paying jobs in New Mexico, you’ll be lead to several lists that primarily include only doctors, surgeons...
Consumer Energy Alliance Supports House Resources Committee Legislation Promoting Domestic Energy Development
Consumer Energy Alliance Supports House Resources Committee Legislation Promoting Domestic Energy Development
Legislation Provides a Good First-Step in an “All of the Above” Energy Strategy
HOUSTON, TX:...
Top Five STEM Related Careers in the Wind Energy Industry
The renewable energy industry is projected to have a great deal of job growth in the next few years. This is largely because states...
Any Threat to the Electricity Grid Is a Tier One Problem
Writing in Fuelfix, Consumer Energy Alliance's President David Holt discusses the importance of addressing potential threats to the U.S. electricity grid with smart policies that...
Warmington Pledges All EVs and Electric Heat in NH by 2040
As we enter election season, CEA's Marc Brown looks at how misinformed energy policies can have a detrimental impact on the families and communities...
Energy Explorer: Geothermal Energy
When most people think of energy, they think of oil and gas, solar and wind, and nuclear. Unless you live in a country like...
