THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
More Federal Actions Needed to Realize Promise of U.S. Arctic Energy Development According to press reports, today the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) reaffirmed its Chukchi Lease Sale.
Consumer Energy Alliance- Texas recently delivered more than 8,800 emails to members of the Texas House Energy Resources Committee and the Texas Senate Natural Resources and Economic Development Committee in.
Record U.S. crude production, spurred on by advances in fracking and horizontal drilling technology, has helped drive down the global price of oil by creating an imbalance in supply. In.
For the third time in eight months, Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) has gathered more than 100,000 letters from Americans across all fifty states to offer their support for expanded offshore.
Now that spring is in full swing, many consumers are putting away their heavy winter coats and planning road trips for the warmer months ahead. That means more attention will.
The City of Stillwater, Oklahoma is currently considering a dramatic proposal that will effectively ban new energy operations and threatens future economic development. The heavy-handed proposal to impose a “2200.
At the start of each Congress, Consumer Energy Alliance develops a series of policy recommendations that we believe – if enacted into law – would ensure more reliable, affordable energy.
The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management – which manages the leasing of our national Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) for energy development – is currently developing its next five-year leasing.
For a third time this year a judge has overturned a local municipality’s ban on oil and gas production. A Cuyahoga County, Ohio judge yesterday overturned a ban on oil.
Much of today’s discussion on electricity generation is focused on the debate between new energy sources like wind and solar, and traditional generation fuels like coal. With the dramatic jump.
