19 years advocating for affordable, reliable, cleaner energy solutions for all Americans
West Virginia becomes fourth state to win permitting primacy from EPA Decision moves U.S. cleaner energy forward without limiting vital production CHARLESTON, WV – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading.
Trump announces he will declare national energy emergency President plans to reverse restrictions, red tape piled onto energy over past 4 years WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading.
TAMPA, FL – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Chris Ventura will join international maritime and energy leaders to discuss America’s crucial role in global energy security at the.
New restrictions threaten energy security affordability for American families Decision continues troubling pattern of limiting domestic energy production that began with Keystone XL cancellation HOUSTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA).
Waiver in waning days of administration forces unpopular policy on 35% of U.S. Policy risks driving energy prices higher by increasing electricity demand WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the.
Approval will help ethanol producers meet growing demand for low-carbon fuels Strengthens marketplace for farmers, preserves corn demand Contributes to emissions reduction goals and fosters energy innovation. BISMARCK, ND– Consumer.
Despite Gas Price Relief, Home Energy Costs Continue to Soar; CEA Urges Policymakers to Embrace Common-Sense Energy Solutions WASHINGTON – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate.
• Memorial Day forecast to be this year’s priciest holiday at the pump • Gasoline price changes of just a few cents a gallon can significantly alter household budgets •.
CEA’s David Holt joined Veriten for a discussion on electricity affordability and reliability for families and businesses across the country. Listen here – Veriten
CEA’s President, David Holt, reviews some of the policies that states like California and New York are enacting that will raise energy bills for consumers while jeopardizing reliability. Let’s look.
WASHINGTON D.C. – Consumer Energy Alliance, the leading advocate for affordable and reliable energy for families and small businesses, voices its support for H.R. 6285, which reverses the Biden Administration’s.
CEA President David Holt joined KTRH to discuss the subsidies being extended to different forms of energy production, and how that impacts consumers. Listen here – KTRH AM 740
CEA President David Holt joined KTRH to discuss how enhancing our country’s refining infrastructure can help ensure consumers have access to affordable transportation fuels. Listen here – KTRH AM 740
• Law will accelerate billions in carbon capture, hydrogen hub opportunities • Carbon capture poised to generate well-paying building trade jobs HARRISBURG, Pa. – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading.
As higher energy prices continue to ripple through the economy, increasing the prices of food and other necessities, CEA President David Holt talks about the impact this will have on.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources signs off on rerouting permits Reroute ensures Line 5’s continued operation, respects tribal autonomy MADISON, WI – Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) today commended the Wisconsin.
As electric utilities across the country look to improve storm response, CEA Midwest Executive Director talked about a new program being deployed in Michigan using retired first responders to help.
CEA’s Midwest Executive Director, Chris Ventura, explored some of the challenges consumers face if they want to generate their own electricity form solar panels with CNET. “For the vast majority.
Twenty years ago, Connecticut consumers paid only about 30% more than the national average for electricity, and today, it’s 100% more. CEA’s Marc Brown explores why consumers are paying more,.
CEA Northeast Executive Director Marc Brown looks at the practical implications of ensuring the continued operation of Connecticut’s Millstone nuclear power station and the benefits provided to consumers. With growing.
CEA’s Matt Gonzales discusses the true costs for residents and taxpayers when cities look at taking over utility services. The City of San Diego is debating whether it should take.
CEA’s David Holt sat down with Action News 5 to talk about the impact high gas prices have had on summer travel plans. Watch here – Action News 5
CEA Southeast Executive Director Kevin Doyle examines how Florida is maintaining low electric rates while continuing to invest in the energy grid and bringing on new sources of environmentally responsible.
RICHMOND, VA – In response to Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s and Attorney General Jason Miyares’ announcement that Virginia will not be adopting California’s car ban, Consumer Energy Alliance’s Southeast Executive.
With Florida evaluating it’s energy policies, CEA’s Kevin Doyle examines how consumers can benefit from a diversity of sustainable energy resources. “I think what Florida has proven is that you.
CEA Southwest Executive Director Matt Gonzales spoke with S&P Global about the importance of ensuring consumer choice for natural gas access in New Mexico. “There’s a lot of people around.
As California’s consumers continue to reel from some of the highest electricity and gasoline prices in the country, CEA’s Matt Gonzales looks at the record number of policy failures which.
As Arizonans see gas prices moderate for the first time in months, Consumer Energy Alliance looks at the summer travel season and how consumers can continue to cope with historically.
National
Employing more than 250,000 Americans, markets for solar energy have grown rapidly across the nation over the past several years and solar electricity is now economically competitive with conventional energy sources in several states.
Arizona
In Arizona, one thing residents can always rely on is the sunshine. With nearly 3,500 megawatts of solar installed in the state, the technology is making waves from the Grand Canyon to the Sonoran Desert.
Arkansas
Arkansas has several major solar projects and initiatives underway, positively impacting residents. With hundreds of new solar construction jobs available, it’s no wonder PV technology has become so popular in the ‘Land of Opportunity.’
California
By 2020, most homes built in the Golden State will be required to include solar systems, creating a huge boost for the solar industry. This is the driving down the cost of solar installations in California, decreasing 64 percent over the past five years.
Colorado
With over 300 sunny days per year, Colorado is considered to be the perfect place for solar. With ongoing legislation determining the future of renewable energy projects in the state, there’s quite a lot to keep up with on the solar front.
Connecticut
Recently passed legislation has shaped the future of solar in Connecticut. Securing a ranking in the ‘Top 10 Solar Producing States,’ the southern New England state doesn’t seem to be slowing down on the clean energy front anytime soon.
Florida
Called ‘The Sunshine State’ for a reason, Florida ranks 5th among the states for highest amount of solar jobs. Talk about a bright future, more than 8,500 people support their families thanks to the solar industry here.
Georgia
Things are just peachy in Georgia where the world’s first sustainable highway project resides. With 18 miles of highway dedicated solely to clean energy, this southern state is making a name for itself in the solar industry.
Illinois
Illinois, known for its abundant farm land is home to a new kind of crop, solar. The state responsible for feeding America is participating in robust discussions regarding the future of clean energy in the ‘Land of Lincoln.’
Louisiana
Within the next 50 years, solar technology is expected to become the source that powers our Nation, but it’s already powering large parts of Louisiana. Home to a fully functioning solar powered mall, the state has set a high bar.
Maine
Maine, maintaining one of the strongest Renewable Portfolio Standards in the nation, receives 30% more sunlight than Germany, a world leader in solar energy installations. PV panels are popping up all over the state, perhaps even near you.
Maryland
There’s something about mighty about the ‘Old Line State.’ Although small in size, Maryland is large in solar. Keeping up with some of its bigger competitors, Maryland ranks as the 13th highest solar producing state in the nation.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts is at the forefront of much of our nation’s history and is now taking steps towards allowing the energy consumer freedom of choice. With enough solar power to run 333,488 homes, the state is making clean energy waves.
Michigan
With Michigan excelling as an outdoor destination and solar energy being environmentally benign, reliable, affordable, and clean, it makes sense that the energy source is becoming a hot commodity in the state.
Minnesota
Even in below freezing temperatures, Minnesota is a surprisingly sunny state. In 2017, Minnesota became one of the first states to experiment with community solar projects and currently has over 162 companies within the industry.
Nevada
Nevada shares more than just a border with California, it also shares the sunny skies and mild weather. The states ranks 4th in the nation for highest amount of installed solar capacity and employs 6,500 people in the state.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire is currently shaping its solar energy future through robust public policy debates. You may start to notice a higher number of solar panels during your fall foliage drive through Dover this year, keep an eye out!
New Jersey
Following the completion of several large scale solar projects, nearly 400,000 homes in the state of New Jersey are powered by solar. With roughly $8 million invested in the state’s solar industry, that high number makes sense.
New Mexico
This vibrant state has left its mark on the solar industry with several utility scale solar projects newly finished. New Mexico continues to shape its future in the clean energy industry and with more than 300 sunny days a year, why not?
North Carolina
A leader in utility scale solar and ranking 2nd in the nation for highest solar producing states, the future is bright in North Carolina. Large retailers in the state are hopping on the renewable energy bandwagon, powering their companies on the clean energy source.
Ohio
The Buckeye State’s competitive solar market is increasing in size with 268 companies dedicated to solar in the state. More than 20,000 families power their lives on the clean energy source and several new solar projects are up for discussion.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma is embarking on its journey to a clean energy future. The state is known for being a heavyweight when it comes to wind power but is still only skimming the surface of possibilities solar could provide its residents.
Oregon
Oregon has the potential to be a leader in the world of solar energy. With 166 solar companies in the state and coming in 19th in the national rankings for highest solar producing states, it’s safe to say the future is bright for solar.
Rhode Island
Known for its mild weather and seaside towns, Rhode Island has made it on the list of states where solar is up and coming. The state ranks 11th for most solar jobs per capita and is creating a list of initiatives to secure a clean energy future.
South Carolina
The power of solar is shining in South Carolina. The state has grown to a solar generation capacity powerful enough to sustain almost 60,000 homes over the span of four years.
Texas
You know what they say, “Everything is bigger in Texas!” That truth rings clear in a recent study which shows that solar power capacity is expected to double in the Lone Star State by the end of this year. Talk about a bright future.
Utah
One of the most scenic states in the western part of the country, Utah is in the top 10 solar creating states in the nation. Utah has quickly become one of the leaders in renewable energy and isn’t showing any signs of slowing down.
