THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
With extremists becoming increasingly violent and willing to sabotage critical energy infrastructure in Minnesota and other states, CEA’s Chris Ventura discusses why it is necessary for elected officials to stand.
Washington, D.C – As Maryland legislators consider the future of energy infrastructure and regulatory changes in the state’s electric market, Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler reinforced.
CEA’s Victoria Gonzales examines the unintended consequences and negative impacts New Mexico’s “Energy Transition Act” will have on the state’s economy. About 80 percent of the growth in state income.
Top 5 Energy News Stories This Week Opuntia Being Used as a Biofuel In Mexico, some farmers are exploring the use of Opuntia, the prickly pear cactus, as a new.
Consumer Energy Alliance’s report, The Importance of Affordable and Abundant Oil and Natural Gas for Colorado, on the savings Colorado’s families and businesses have achieved as a result of increased.
Lansing, MI – The Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) announced its strong disapproval of recent actions taken by Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer and State Attorney General Dana Nessel to, as they.
As Texas produces ever increasing quantities of oil, the need for more energy infrastructure to deliver it safely and efficiently to energy consumers continues to grow. Pipelines are not only.
CEA’s Emily Haggstrom looks at the technological and environmental constraints policymakers must consider when developing energy policies that will affect families and businesses across Minnesota. Yes, it would be nice.
While Upstate New York continues to suffer economically, energy policies spearheaded by Governor Cuomo aren’t helping. From his ban on fracking, to his pledge to make New York carbon-free by.
With over 42.6 billion plastic bottles purchased each year in the United States alone, it’s no wonder that reusable insulated bottles have become so popular. You may even use one,.
