CEA Issues Statement Following President Obama’s Morning Press Conference
Statement from CEA executive vice president Michael Whatley in response to President Obama's press conference today:
“We would hope that raising taxes on American drivers...
CEA Responds to Dr. Stansbury’s ‘Study’ on Keystone XL
CEA Responds to Dr. Stansbury's 'Study' on Keystone XL
HOUSTON, TX – In an attempt to willfully ignore the exceptionally high safety standards of the...
What goes up must come down
Unfortunately, we’re not talking about gasoline prices, which even after a recent retreat, have yet to come close to prices seen earlier this year....
July 2011 Newsletter
July 2011 CEA Newsletter
Issue 52
Drop in the bucket
As you most likely have heard by now, President Obama finally took decisive action in response to...
Not so independent
There’s a poignant irony about the upcoming July 4th holiday. We’re celebrating Independence Day at a time that so many Americans are suffering from...
CEA Report: America Needs More Domestic Energy Supplies
CEA Report: America Needs More Domestic Energy Supplies
New Findings Detail How Consumers, Businesses Are Suffering Due to Governmental Restrictions on Energy Development
WASHINGTON, DC – The lack...
CEA Responds to Energy Department’s Decision to Release Oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
CEA Responds to Energy Department’s Decision to Release Oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Other Available Options Would Provide Twice as Much Oil, Create More...
“Aviation biofuel”: A breakthrough
The airline industry has traditionally been wary of adopting alternative fuels, and it’s fair to say, with good reason. An electric car that travels...
CEA Applauds House Decision to Improve Drilling Permitting in Alaska
CEA Applauds House Decision to Improve Drilling Permitting in Alaska
Bill Would Create Regulatory Certainty and Address Looming Debt Crisis
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. House...
Where have all the rigs gone?
Over the past year, the oil industry has warned that - without more reasonable regulations - it would be forced to move its heavy...
