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Great conversations at NOIA and OOC's Offshore CCS & New Frontiers event in Houston today.
CEA was pleased to join regulators, industry leaders, and innovators discussing emerging technologies, evolving policy priorities, and the future of U.S. offshore energy.
#Offshore
Two island-wide blackouts in one weekend.
A reminder that reliable energy requires investment, planning, and infrastructure.
When those fall behind, families and businesses feel it first.
#BlackOuts#ReliableEnergy#EnergyInvestment
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America's electricity demand is growing.
On The Labor Show with JDoc and Krausey, CEA President @Dholt_CEA discussed why meeting growing demand from large energy users will require reliable energy and new infrastructure.
🎧 Listen: https://t.co/NZGXMtcJMZ
#EnergyDemand
Hurricane season is here. Make sure your energy plan is ready.
Stock supplies, charge devices, fuel vehicles, plan for outages, use generators safely and follow local alerts.
As electricity demand grows, investments in transmission and distribution infrastructure will be critical to maintaining reliability.
A new @Edison_Electric analysis highlights how large customers can help support those investments and strengthen the grid for all customers.
What does HB 804 mean for Louisiana consumers?
CEA’s Meghan Thacker explains why the Louisiana Energy Protection Act could help protect jobs, investment, and energy development across the state.
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#Louisiana#EnergyProtectionAct
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette recently highlighted reporting showing data centers are not automatically the driver of higher energy costs.
Multiple factors impact electricity prices as demand grows. Smart planning will matter for Arkansas customers.
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Three days of 95° heat and New York’s grid could hit its limit.
That’s the warning.
For families, it’s simple: will the power stay on?
Demand is rising, infrastructure is aging, and reserves only go so far.
We need real investment and all-of-the-above energy to keep the lights on.
#NewYork #ReliableEnergy #EnergyDemand
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The U.S. has more energy than anyone in the world.
So why does it feel like we’re falling behind?
I joined Energy 101 with @j_mclelland91 and Jacob Stiller to talk rising demand, infrastructure, and what it means for consumers.
This isn’t a resource problem. It’s a system problem.
Listen to the full episode.
#EnergyPolicy #USEnergy #Energy101 @collide_ai
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More American energy can help stabilize prices and strengthen security.
A new report shows unlocking the South-Central Gulf could nearly double jobs and investment.
The future depends on what happens now.
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@APIenergy@oceanindustries
Last month, I talked about California rethinking nuclear.
Now the question is why.
Costs are still high. Demand is rising. Reliability is tighter.
What’s driving the shift and why it matters.
#California#NuclearEnergy
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In Indiana, keeping energy affordable isn’t guaranteed.
CEA’s Zach Kent points out that when infrastructure doesn’t keep up with growing demand, reliability suffers and costs rise for consumers.
As demand grows, will investment keep pace?
#EnergyPolicy
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Billions in energy investment are on the line in Louisiana.
Projects are on hold while other states move faster—putting jobs and long-term energy reliability at risk.
Our recent CEA panel underscored the urgency.
Who gets this right?
#Lousiana#CCS
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@CEAorg President David Holt joined me on the radio this morning to discuss how to Make Energy Affordable Again. Listen here if you missed it: https://t.co/mhNzCjgSAL
Capping utility returns sounds like it lowers costs.
But if it slows investment, it leads to higher bills and more reliability risk.
As @CEAorg's @JROstermayer notes, it can “chill investment” and raise costs for consumers.
#EnergyPolicy
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SB 490, under consideration today is bad policy. Industrial customers, who enjoy the lowest rates in the nation, should not be allowed to abandon their financial obligation to pay for the electric grid of Louisiana while remaining connected to it.
Ohio’s data center debate should be grounded in facts.
CEA’s Zach Kent says large users can help keep costs stable by spreading system expenses while supporting jobs and investment.
Stopping projects will not stop demand.
Read more⬇️
#EnergyPolicy
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NY wants to lower energy costs, but some proposals may miss the real cause.
CEA’s Marc Brown, EVP of Public Policy and State Affairs, says uncertainty could slow investment and impact reliability.
See what’s at stake ⬇️
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