THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Families in Kentucky are seeing the positive benefits of increased domestic oil and gas production, just in time for the family vacation, as Brydon Ross discusses with the Bowling Green.
The Mid-Atlantic and New England is becoming increasingly reliant on affordable, reliable natural gas. However, state policymakers have introduced political constraints on markets, forcing families and businesses to pay some.
Just a few short years ago, American drivers were stuck with gas prices averaging $4.00 per gallon or more across the country. Increasing domestic oil production has helped our families.
CEA’s latest poll of New England voters and access to affordable energy was covered by Daily Energy Insider. “Voters made it loud and clear that if you are a candidate.
It’s time to unleash our energy! Help our government learn more about new U.S. energy resources off our coasts! The Federal government is considering new surveys to help us better.
CEA’s David Holt discusses the results of the most recent CEA poll in New England. “Northeastern governors, legislators and regulators should pay close attention to these results,” CEA President David.
CEA’s James Voyles discusses how the Maine legislator needs to make solar affordable for all energy consumers and to ensure solar policies prevent cost shifting on low-income and fixed-income families..
CEA’s recent poll on renewable energy in Maine was covered by WVII. A recent poll shows that Mainer’s support expanding solar power to cut energy costs. The poll that was.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – An overwhelming majority of voters in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and New York support energy delivery of transportation fuels and the use of natural gas infrastructure –.
Just in case you missed it, here are the top five stories in energy from last week! Colorado PUC approves improvements to power grid, smart meters (via The Gazette) Colorado’s.
