Consumer Energy Alliance

10/09/2026

What will it take to keep fuel affordable for drivers?

CEA President David Holt joined Newsradio 740 KTRH to discuss why more refinery infrastructure is needed and how gas tax relief could help. Hear what he had to say.

Want to explore more about energy? Visit CEA's booth at Houston's FREE Energy Day festival on October 17!

The Federal Gasoline Excise Tax is 18.4 cents a gallon. The news comes after the President expanded tax exemptions on red-dye diesel for farmers. Energy Expert, David Holt, says it's a great start but Texas has a state tax too.

10/02/2026

President David Holt said today, “We appreciate the Administration listening to concerns about the unintended consequences of a diesel export ban and looking to other ways to protect consumers. Keeping fuel markets open to help drive down the cost of diesel for families, farmers, and businesses is the better path.”

10/02/2026

Energy affordability starts with having the infrastructure to deliver reliable energy where it’s needed.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is urging federal officials to move quickly on a natural gas expansion expected to save customers $40 million annually.

Reliable infrastructure. Diverse energy sources. Lower costs for consumers.

Read more.

10/01/2026

Building the energy infrastructure America needs shouldn’t take decades.

CEA President David Holt weighs in on a new bipartisan permitting reform agreement that could help get shovels in the ground faster to build American energy infrastructure.

A more efficient and predictable permitting process can help support reliable, affordable energy for American families and businesses.

09/28/2026

CEA is strengthening its leadership in the Southwest.

We’re excited to welcome Sherrick Roanhorse as Southwest Director, bringing years of New Mexico energy, government, and community experience to CEA’s work across New Mexico and Arizona.

Welcome to CEA, Sherrick!

Consumer Energy Alliance names Sherrick Roanhorse Southwest Director to lead policy and stakeholder engagement across New Mexico and Arizona.

09/28/2026

Picture 25 billion barrels of oil.

That’s roughly how much energy Oklahoma could unlock every year by recycling existing, used nuclear fuel each year. It's energy already within reach, waiting to power what Oklahoma builds next.

https://consumerenergyalliance.org/oklahomas-nuclear-energy-leadership/

09/24/2026

A diesel export ban could come at a cost for American consumers.

Restricting exports could reduce overall fuel production, tighten supplies, and put additional pressure on prices.

CEA President David Holt says affordability and reliability must come first when considering policies that affect America’s energy supply.

Read more.

09/23/2026

Your electric bill may be covering a lot more than electricity.

CEA’s Marc Brown explains how public policy costs can end up buried in monthly utility bills and why consumers deserve to know exactly what they’re paying for.

Read his latest in Utility Dive.

Programs that serve broad public purposes should be financed through state general funds rather than hidden in your electric bill, writes Marc Brown at the Consumer Energy Alliance.

09/21/2026

How much energy are we talking about?

Recycling used nuclear fuel in Oklahoma could produce enough electricity in just one year to power the equivalent of nearly four times the state's current annual electricity generation. That’s the kind of reliable power that supports hospitals, schools, and new jobs.



https://consumerenergyalliance.org/oklahomas-nuclear-energy-leadership/

09/18/2026

Could Oklahoma become a national hub for nuclear innovation?

The opportunity could mean reliable 24/7 power, new jobs, and major investment across the state.

CEA’s Marc Brown explains what this could mean for Oklahoma and what comes next in his latest for The Oklahoman.

A nuclear hub would offer Oklahoma the chance to continue its energy tradition while creating jobs and helping meet America's growing power demands.