THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Chris Ventura, CEA Midwest’s Executive Director, urges Governor Whitmer to not shut down Line 5. Just this one pipeline shut down would cost motorists over $121 million more per year.
New Mexico’s citizens are blessed with wide-open stretches of beauty that appropriately gives the state its title of Land of Enchantment. From the rocky cliffs of the Sangre de Cristos,.
New Mexico’s families have the highest credit card debt in America, according to CreditCards.com. In fact, the average burden of $8,323 a month in credit card debt would require a.
New Mexico pulled off a rare feat late last year – it had record-setting home sales while high mortgage costs dulled sales across the country. That sounds like a much-needed.
CEA’s Chris Ventura expresses disappointment with protestors outside of the West Virginia Manufacturers Association’s recent Marcellus and Manufacturing Development Conference in Morgantown. It’s easy to protest and say “no” to.
Over the last decade, America has continued to reduce emissions while still utilizing a diverse mix of energy resources. This has been accomplished through new technology, better construction practices, and.
Xcel Energy Pushes to Build $743M Colorado Wind Farm Xcel Energy, continues to build on the more than 20 percent of energy supply deriving from wind energy with a $743.
CEA President, David Holt, spotlights how anti-energy activist groups purposefully mischaracterize pipeline construction. As energy demand continues to rise, pipelines are needed to move that energy to consumers – bills.
Childcare is one of the biggest expense of any American family, but for many New Mexican families, it represents an even bigger share of their income. New Mexico is the.
As states like New York continue to prevent their residents and businesses from accessing affordable, reliable supplies of natural gas which has caused higher prices and moratoriums on energy hookups,.
