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Consumer Energy Alliance

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CEA’s Chris Ventura was joined by LiUNA’s Joel Archibald in discussing training a workforce to build, maintain, and modernize energy infrastructure and why it is necessary to have an honest.

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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 are helping to ease the burden.

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Modernizing Minnesota’s critical energy infrastructure is set to bring economic benefits across the state. That’s expected to provide a significant boost to the local and regional economy, according to Stephanie.

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As America produces record-breaking amounts of energy, keeping prices affordable for families across the country, pipeline infrastructure constraints are now preventing additional supplies of oil and natural gas from reaching.

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CEA’s Tim Page helps to dispel the myth that renewable energy and natural gas cannot work together to help sustain our environment while keeping energy prices affordable for American families..

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If you struggle to maintain a budget – you’re not alone. When it comes to adding extra cash to a savings or emergency account, 40% of Americans find that it.

Top 5

As we look at the news throughout the week – these top five stories stood out as issues that directly affect consumers across the country. From Pennsylvania to New Mexico,.

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Investing in pipeline infrastructure brings more than just jobs and energy security to communities. Investment also brings new revenue for school districts, like those in Ohio, to improve and expand.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt issued the following statement after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Tuesday granted a notice to proceed with construction activities.

Gasoline Sold Out

Over the past 50 years, the United States has too often relied on foreign oil to fuel American families and small businesses. However, since the beginning of the shale revolution.

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