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Consumer Energy Alliance Mid-Atlantic Director Mike Butler penned a blog for ShaleReporter about how an energy project at Pittsburgh’s airport will boost the local economy. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIA) was.

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The Norfolk Daily News reports on insights shared by CEA’s Michael Whatley, one of three experts to speak at the Norfolk Area Chamber of Commerce about the Keystone XL pipeline..

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The Pine Bluff Commercial reports how U.S. Senator Mark Pryor and U.S. Representative Tom Cotton appeared together at event organized by Consumer Energy Alliance to protest ongoing delays in approving.

The Pine Bluff Commercial reports how U.S. Senator Mark Pryor and U.S. Representative Tom Cotton appeared together at event organized by Consumer Energy Alliance to protest ongoing delays in approving.

National Journal asked David Holt to weigh in on the political liability of the EPA regulations on coal power plants. Here is what he said: “When it comes to a.

CEA-Florida Executive Director (right) readies for the Gulf Coast Energy Forum with event partner Lance Brown, Executive Director for PACE – Partnership for Affordable Clean Energy.

Mobile, AL was the site for the Gulf Coast energy forum. Consumer Energy Alliance partnered with PACE to host the forum on the future costs of energy in the Southeast..

Mobile, AL was the site for the Gulf Coast energy forum. Consumer Energy Alliance partnered with PACE to host the forum on the future costs of energy in the Southeast..

MassLIVE.com features a guest viewpoint from Consumer Energy Alliance on the future costs of energy in New England. Guest viewpoint: Dramatic change needed for energy consumers June 07, 2014 By.

Washington, DC – Consumer Energy Alliance, an advocate for energy consumers, released the following statement today reacting to the Environmental Protection Agency proposing a 30% reduction in carbon emissions from.

Washington, DC – Consumer Energy Alliance, an advocate for energy consumers, released the following statement today reacting to the Environmental Protection Agency proposing a 30% reduction in carbon emissions from.

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