THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
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.
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.
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.
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.
With the recent conclusion of the Offshore Technology Conference, CEA’s Brent Greenfield provided his thoughts on how we can continue the American energy renaissance that is bolstering energy security for.
CEA’s Brent Greenfield discusses increasing gas prices with Newell Normand and how production from the Gulf of Mexico is helping to keep prices low for Louisianians as OPEC ratchets up.
CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura recently spoke with Alan Olson about the increasing financial burden families in the Ohio Valley are facing with rising energy costs and what can.
For the past few months, we have seen story after story detailing how record production of energy in Texas, and the United States as a while, has caused pipeline bottlenecks.
The nation’s offshore energy resources are vast and could help provide long-term reliable energy to American families and businesses, so they can more affordably power and fuel their homes, electronics.
As previously reported, America’s largest oil field is running out of pipelines, preventing energy from reaching consumers across the country. To remedy this, new investments in energy infrastructure across Texas.
