Consumer Energy Alliance

06/16/2026

The future of AI, advanced manufacturing, and economic growth depends on one thing: reliable power.

As electricity demand continues to rise, CEA President David Holt says natural gas will play a critical role in keeping the lights on and powering the industries driving America's future.

"The energy secretary is right about natural gas. Wind and solar can contribute, but they're intermittent power. That's why natural gas is the mechanism that's going to drive the AI engine for the next several years, until we get nuclear ramped up, permitted and built."

Texas is already expanding the energy resources needed to meet growing demand while supporting jobs, investment, and grid reliability.

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright is touting Texas energy sources as the answer to growing electric demand.

06/15/2026

What could data centers mean for Florida?

More jobs. More local investment. More tax revenue to support schools, public safety, and community services.

In a new op-ed, CEA Vice President of State Affairs Kevin Doyle explains why Florida has an opportunity to attract the digital infrastructure powering the modern economy, and what could be lost if that opportunity passes by.

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How will the controversies affect the economy?

06/12/2026

AI data centers are changing the way we think about electricity demand — and making reliable, affordable energy more important than ever.

CEA’s David Holt will be joining NewsRadio 740 KTRH in Houston this Monday at 6:20 AM CT to discuss what rising power demand means for our grid, our economy, and the energy policies needed to keep America moving forward.

Tune in here:
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06/12/2026

Every time you flip a switch, there's an entire energy network working behind the scenes.

Natural gas helps generate reliable electricity, and pipelines help deliver the energy New Mexico families and businesses depend on every day.

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06/11/2026

Why are electricity costs lower in New Mexico?

Electricity rates are about 15% lower than the U.S. average—and a big reason is reliable energy supply.

When there’s enough energy available—especially from dependable sources like natural gas—the grid can meet demand without strain. That helps avoid sudden price spikes and keeps electricity more affordable for families and businesses.

But supply only works if it can get where it’s needed. That’s where infrastructure comes in.

Pipelines help safely and efficiently deliver energy across New Mexico—keeping homes powered, businesses running, and costs more stable.
Reliable supply + strong infrastructure = more predictable energy costs.

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06/02/2026

Great conversations today at National Ocean Industries Association and Offshore Operators Committee's Offshore CCS & New Frontiers event in Houston.

CEA was pleased to be in attendance as government regulators, industry leaders, and energy innovators came together to explore offshore carbon capture, emerging technologies, evolving regulatory priorities, and the future of U.S. offshore energy development.

Thank you to NOIA and OOC for bringing together such a strong group of voices from across the industry.

06/02/2026

America's electricity demand is growing, and consumers need an energy system that can keep up.

CEA President David Holt recently joined The Labor Show with JDoc and Krausey to discuss growing demand from large energy users, the need for new energy infrastructure, and why reliability must remain a priority.

The challenge isn't whether we need more power. It's how we build the infrastructure needed to keep energy affordable, reliable, and available for families and businesses.

🎧 Listen to the full interview.

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06/01/2026

Hurricane season starts today, and one storm can change everything.

Preparing before severe weather hits can help families and businesses stay safer, protect essential supplies, and recover faster.

From stocking supplies and charging devices to fueling vehicles, planning for outages, using generators safely, and following local alerts, hurricane readiness starts now.

06/01/2026

Americans are relaying on the electric grid more than ever before.

A new analysis from Concentric Energy Advisors for Edison Electric Institute highlights the important role large customers can play in supporting investments in transmission and distribution infrastructure—the backbone of the electric grid that delivers power to homes and businesses every day.

Why does that matter for customers? These investments help strengthen reliability, improve resilience during extreme weather, and prepare the grid for growing demand. As demand continues to rise, smart planning and continued grid investment will be critical to keeping electricity reliable and affordable.

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05/26/2026

What happens when energy investment leaves Louisiana?

Fewer jobs, stalled projects, and more uncertainty for families and businesses that depend on affordable, reliable energy.

CEA’s Meghan Thacker, Vice President for State and Federal Affairs, explains why the Louisiana Energy Protection Act could help provide certainty for investment while protecting Louisiana’s economic future.

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Louisiana’s energy sector drives growth, builds and sustains communities, funds public services including coastal protection, and provides hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs. As competition for investment increases across the nation and beyond, Louisiana must ensure policy protects what it ...