Consumer Energy Alliance

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.

Read more about what this could mean for Louisiana consumers and businesses. ⬇️

Louisiana Energy Protection Act is Necessary for the State | The Opinion Pages 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 ...

What keeps New Mexico growing?

Reliable energy.

As communities expand, homes, schools, and businesses all depend on energy that’s there when it’s needed. That starts with dependable supply—and the infrastructure that delivers it.

Pipelines help move energy safely and efficiently across the state, supporting everyday life and long-term growth.

Powering homes. Supporting businesses. Keeping communities moving.

https://consumerenergyalliance.org/pipelines-for-america/

“Consumer Energy Alliance is grateful to the Governor and the Florida Legislature for putting Florida residents and businesses first. With a clear framework in place that promotes resilience and protects consumers, we can responsibly welcome private investment to Florida that will create jobs, power Florida’s economy forward and strengthen national security,” Kevin Doyle, Southeast Executive Director, Consumer Energy Alliance.

As data center growth increases energy demand nationwide, protecting consumers and maintaining reliable infrastructure must remain a priority.

Florida’s newly signed SB 484 helps ensure residential and small business customers are protected while supporting responsible investment, local oversight, and long-term energy resilience.

Governor Ron DeSantis Signs Law to Protect Floridians from Subsidizing Data Centers | Executive Office of the Governor May 7 2026 LAKELAND, Fla. —Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 484, which protects ratepayers, the environment, and local communities from harm caused by hyperscale data centers.“Today in Lakeland, I signed legislation to protect our citizens and communities from hyperscale data centers. Thes...

Increasing domestic energy production can help stabilize prices and strengthen U.S. energy security.

What does this mean?

More energy produced at home can help keep costs more stable for consumers while strengthening national security and supporting long-term economic growth.

It also shows that responsible development can coexist with environmental stewardship, tourism, and strong local economies—while providing affordable, reliable, and cleaner access to oil and natural gas.

A new report explores the economic opportunity of unlocking the South-Central Gulf of America—and the results are significant:

• Nearly doubling investment, jobs, and GDP contributions by 2040
• Almost tripling government revenues
• Expanding American energy supply to help meet rising demand

The future of American energy, jobs, and investment depends on what happens next.

Read the full report ⬇️https://mcusercontent.com/c3f5733205a819b59caa42da4/files/f937af4a-8463-b304-14d4-dcbe41a1e564/Unlocking_New_South_Central_Gulf_of_America_Economic_Impacts_and_Energy_Development_Opportunities.pdf

The American Petroleum Institute National Ocean Industries Association

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