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A recent Wood Mackenzie study estimates that switching to 100% renewable energy by 2030 will cost U.S. consumers $4.5 trillion, assuming the engineering needed is even feasible. Proposed plans to.

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MEDFORD, OREGON — A delegation of 16 members from the Western States and Tribal Nations and Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, today gave comments at.

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Irresponsible Lawsuit Will Create Chaos for Fuel Deliveries and Raise Energy Prices LANSING – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today expressed its deep concern over the political decision by Michigan Attorney.

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CEA’s Chris Ventura compares those who opposed advancements in technology and machinery that lead to the Industrial Revolution back in the 1800s to those today who spread myths about current.

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Delays in expanding much-needed pipeline infrastructure has led gas that should be going to market and sold for productive uses like generating electricity are instead being vented or flared. Thankfully,.

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CEA’s Brydon Ross discusses how natural gas and important pipeline infrastructure, like the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, help boost Virginia’s economy and grow renewables. That’s why it’s disappointing to hear that.

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Following recent energy policy developments, CEA to provide awareness around potential consequences to families and businesses. TRENTON, N.J. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today announced a new campaign aimed at.

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Most women experience a range of emotions when sending their children off to daycare or kindergarten for the first time. Some experience relief, while others suffer from an absence. Some.

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Albany, NY — Today, Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) expressed deep disappointment in the New York General Assembly and Governor Andrew Cuomo for their rushed efforts to concoct a bill in.

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One of the most well-known power outages in U.S. history took place in New York in 2003. All told, 50 million people lost power for approximately two days. Some 15.

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