THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s David Holt discusses current trends in electricity markets. Two interesting energy trends concern the electricity markets. Electricity providers are relying more on natural gas to meet electricity needs for.
Last year, the Obama administration released a methane rule that will negatively impact families and small businesses across the country, including right here in the Palmetto State. While Washington’s aim.
Last year, the Obama administration released a methane rule that will negatively impact families and small businesses across the country, including right here in the Grand Canyon State. While Washington’s.
CEA’s Michael Whatley discussed the Keystone XL Pipeline and the impact of the pipeline in the context of job creation. It will create 55,000 jobs here in Nebraska, and have.
During the West Virginia Manufacturers Association’s annual Marcellus to Manufacturing Development Conference, panelists discussed the importance of pipelines to West Virginia and the region. Since Marcellus drilling operations first began.
COLUMBUS — Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura today issued the following statement following Governor Holcomb’s decision to sign Senate Bill 309, which adopts pro-solar policies while.
CEA recently hosted Sec. Zinke at the Offshore Technology Conference to further the discussion on how energy consumers are impacted by offshore energy exploration. Borrowing staging frequently used by President.
Houston – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) President David Holt today hosted U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) Secretary Ryan Zinke at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) to discuss the importance.
Consumer Energy Alliance recently hosted Sec. Ryan Zinke at the Offshore Technology Conference where he discussed the importance of American offshore energy exploration. “You should be excited,” Zinke told the.
CEA’s David Holt discussed the importance of unlocking America’s domestic energy resources to help alleviate families burdened by higher energy costs. “By considering new opportunities to develop America’s abundant offshore.
