THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Emily Haggstrom looked at some of the unintended consequences of the Build Back Better bill which would negatively impact economic competitiveness in Colorado and constrain our opportunities to achieve.
It’s almost the end of 2021! There are probably some people out there who are absolutely delighted, while it is dreadful to others. Regardless, the beginning of a New Year.
CEA’s Mike Butler examines one of the consequences of cancelled energy infrastructure projects which places constraints on the energy supplies Americans need to power their lives and livelihoods – higher.
Misguided federal policies are contributing tot he rising inflation families are seeing at the grocery store and gas pump. CEA Midwest Executive Director Chris Ventura examines what policies would help.
As temperatures continue to drop across the country, New Englanders are at risk of rolling blackouts. New England’s grid is often near the limit in the winter months, but severe.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – America’s businesses and manufacturers can expect to pay at least $41.4 billion more for business-related energy costs in 2022, according to analysis by Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA),.
CEA Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Mike Butler speaks with CBS New York about America’s rising natural gas production and how consumers will ultimately pay the price for bad policies leading to.
As we work towards a more sustainable energy future while ensuring consumers can afford to power homes and factories, CEA’s report on New Jersey energy savings was recently cited. The.
New York – Following the New York City Council’s vote to restrict the energy choices of families and business by banning natural gas hookups to new buildings starting in 2023,.
CHICAGO, IL – Removing natural gas service and usage could cost Chicago households more than $27,000 each, a Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) analysis found. The report “The Hidden Costs of.
