THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Michael Whatley discusses the economic and environmental benefits of constructing Keystone XL. The oil that Keystone XL will move daily from Canada and the Bakken oil field will replace.
CEA’s Michael Whatley talks about the safety record of pipelines and how Keystone XL will benefit Nebraskans. Per industry analysis, 99.999 percent of oil and petroleum products moved via pipeline.
In Missouri, CEA’s Brydon Ross discussed the importance of electric grid modernization. Missourians today expect more from their grid. They also expect the implementation of more renewable energy from solar.
With oil and natural gas pipelines projects receiving hyperbolic headlines in the news, Forbes takes a look at the historical track record of pipelines and their importance to reliably delivering.
Kevin Doyle, CEA Florida Executive Director and William Sisson, President & CEO of the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce discuss the importance of offshore energy exploration for Floridians. While the.
CEA Board of Director member Brett Vassey talked about the importance of offshore energy development for Virginia. The development of Virginia’s offshore resources could lead to more than just job.
Increased access to markets through new energy infrastructure has sparked new interest in North Dakota energy producers. Being able to reduce the costs to transport oil, not to mention in.
After a long day or even a long week, most of us like to head home, make or take out a good meal, before wrapping up in a nice fleece.
New production being brought online in the Permian Basin is resulting in record output with private investment spurring the modernization access to energy infrastructure serving the area to bring more.
We read tons of energy stories each week concerning a variety of energy issues, types, and products. While each type of energy can garner its own divisive rhetoric, we believe.
