THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Brydon Ross was featured on West Virginia Public Radio following the West Virginia Energy and Manufacturing Forum. Representatives from energy and manufacturing industries, as well as policy makers came.
CEA Midwest recently hosted the West Virginia Energy and Manufacturing Forum in Wheeling, WV. This forum brought together elected and public officials, key labor and business leaders, academia, manufacturers and.
Georgia Power and green energy advocates said a new state law enacted in 2015 would make it easier for people to begin harvesting sunshine to power their homes or businesses..
Pipeline construction in Iowa has continued to create new opportunities for employment and boost spending in communities across the state. It’s hard to put an exact figure on the economic.
CEA President David Holt is featured in the Houston Business Journal discussing the importance of STEM education. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there is a rising consensus.
CEA recently hosted the Pennsylvania Energy and Manufacturing Forum to provide a unique opportunity for federal, state and local officials to discuss current energy issues and the importance of responsible.
CEA’s Michael Whatley was featured in the Observer-Reporter following the Pennsylvania Energy and Manufacturing Forum. Pennsylvania’s Democratic and Republic U.S. senators were asked Tuesday to look beyond the upcoming presidential.
CEA recently hosted the Pennsylvania Energy and Manufacturing Forum to provide a unique opportunity for federal, state and local officials to discuss current energy issues and the importance of responsible.
Since its inception in 2011, Energy Day, the largest free festival of its kind, has helped spark Houston-area students’ interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), the classroom skills.
CEA’s Andrew Browning was a featured panelist at the LDC Gas Forum. The long stalled – and final – proposed U.S. West Coast liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project was.