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With gas prices across Florida steadily increasing, CEA’s Kevin Doyle looks at how families across the state fared the last time we saw soaring gas prices. Remember a few years.

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ALBANY, N.Y. — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today released a report titled “Pipelines and their Benefits to New York” at a breakfast discussion on the Future of Natural Gas and.

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CEA’s Mike Butler recently appeared on Issues and Ideas to discuss the impact high gas prices are having on energy consumers across Pennsylvania and what can be done to east.

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CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler discusses how a severance tax on energy production will harm families, farmers, and manufacturers across Pennsylvania. Philadelphia is among 20 finalists for Amazon’s second.

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At a recent chamber of commerce breakfast event, speakers discussed how a lack of pipeline infrastructure is causing Pennsylvanians to spend more money on energy than they should. “To fully.

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JEFFERSON CITY, MO — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), a national advocate for energy consumers, today released the following statement by CEA’s Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura, after Senate Bill 564.

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With Infrastructure Week in full swing, we need to recognize the importance of investing in our energy delivery system – from pipelines to transmission lines – in order to expand.

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No matter what business you’re in, delays are expensive. Time is money, right? The longer something takes to reach its intended market always means consumers end up paying more. And.

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There’s something about rising gasoline prices that fuel a fire in our belly. Behavior experts have studied this particular consumer purchasing habit for years and have arrived at several likely.

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Summer must be around the corner because gasoline prices are on the rise (again). And even though Minnesotans on average pay less than their neighbors – that could quickly change.

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