THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Shawn Martini was interviewed by The Progressive Farmer about the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling that local bans on hydraulic fracturing are unconstitutional. “This is a good thing for agriculture.
[bq]”New Yorker’s are tired of politicians playing politics with their pocketbooks.”[/bq] “We are extremely disappointed that Governor Cuomo has decided to reject the Constitution Pipeline – a necessary, safe, common-sense.
Manufacturers across the country depend on affordable, reliable natural gas to power their facilities and make products consumers use everyday. Manufacturing companies, which depend on natural gas as a fuel.
As companies look to build new natural gas fired power plants in Pennsylvania to take advantage of natural gas produced in the state, new pipelines are going through the permit.
CEA’s Brydon Ross was interviewed by the Yankee Institute for Public Policy about opportunities to lower energy costs for New England families and small businesses. Brydon Ross, Vice President of.
CEA’s Mike Butler was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer discussing the importance of pipelines. The Philadelphia Energy Action Team, organized by the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, recently said in.
CEA’s Brent Greenfield was interviewed by E&E News about the importance of ensuring America can benefit from sustainably produced domestic energy. While industry may be fairly dismissive of the environmental.
Houston, Texas – Today, more than 38,000 U.S. consumers spoke out in support of robust energy production. Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) and its members have submitted letters to the Bureau.
CEA’s Kevin Doyle discusses how solar energy can benefit all Floridians. Solar energy technology has the power to spark a dramatic and global change in the way energy is harvested.
Keven Doyle, CEA Florida Executive Director, discusses how nuclear power is an importance part of Florida’s clean, carbon-free energy mix. Anti-nuclear-power groups will use any excuse to undermine the broad.
