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Conservative Energy Network Statement on West Virginia v. the Environmental Protection Agency

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LANSING, MI – The following statement regarding the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia vs. the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can be attributed to Tyler Duvelius, director of external affairs for the Conservative Energy Network (CEN). “While today’s Supreme Court decision will restrict the power of the EPA to regulate power plant emissions, it does […]

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Congressional Republicans Issue Conservative Climate Plan

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Last week, Congressional Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Rep. Garret Graves (LA), who heads the House GOP task force on energy, climate, and conservation, released a six-part climate agenda developed to signal the direction that the House of Representatives would pursue should Republicans take control of the Congress in 2023.  The six pillars identified by […]

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CEN Announces New Director of Operations and Organizational Leadership, Deputy Director of External Affairs, and Digital Communications Manager

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Author: Kayla Ventura
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Hires continue at state level in Michigan, Indiana, and Virginia June 1, 2022 – LANSING, Mich. – The Conservative Energy Network (CEN), a coalition of 21 state-based conservative clean energy organizations, today announced a new addition to the national team as well as two promotions. JR Miller has joined the CEN national team as director of operations and organizational leadership, Joanna […]

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CEN CRES Fly-In

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This week, CEN and CRES are teaming up for the 4th annual fly-in sessions happening across the nation. Congressional leaders and staffers will be meeting with our CEN teams to discuss important energy issues including energy security, innovation and the benefits of free-market tactics. Director of External Affairs, Tyler Duvelius had this to say about […]

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CEN Applauds Governor DeSantis’ Veto of Florida House Bill 741    

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Author: Kayla Ventura
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April 27, 2022 – LANSING, Mich. – Today the Conservative Energy Network (CEN) applauds Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for vetoing House Bill 741, which would have gutted rooftop solar net metering and raised power bills for Florida families and businesses. The following statement can be attributed to Tyler Duvelius, director of external affairs, Conservative Energy Network: “By […]

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Join CEN at Earthx2022

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Author: Kayla Ventura
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The CEN team is thrilled to be bringing representatives from national, state and local staff to #Earthx2022. Earthx2022, hosted by EarthX, is an annual gathering of speakers, interactive presentations, music, food and entertainment – with a mission to provide achievable solutions towards a more sustainable future. “From former Texas Governors George W. Bush and Rick […]

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New Study Calls for Unleashing Market Forces with Reimagined Renewable Energy Credits

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Author: Joanna Lewis
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April 13, 2022 – LANSING, Mich. – A new paper released by Dr. Michael Giberson, a retired professor of economics at Texas Tech University, in partnership with the Conservative Energy Network (CEN), investigates Clean Energy Standards (CES) to identify the impact of these regulations on electric cost and reliability. The study, titled “Renewable Energy Standards Need Reform […]

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American Energy Independence is Putin’s Nightmare

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Author: Tyler Duvelius
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By: Tyler M. Duvelius, Director of External Affairs In March of 2018, the news media was consumed by the idea that Russia had interfered in the 2016 presidential election. Amid the media frenzy, many Americans were learning for the first time about the capabilities of foreign adversaries to influence political discourse in our country through nefarious cyber […]

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Women in Energy

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Author: Kayla Ventura
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Celebrating the accomplishments of the hardworking women in energy  Women are innovators, creators, do-ers and dreamers, making invaluable contributions to our energy history and future. The women in our Network are doing incredible work to advance smart, market-led, clean energy policies and we are proud to celebrate them. In recognition of Women’s History Month, we […]

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Hitting Back at Russia – An Energy Perspective

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Energy and foreign policy are inextricably linked. As Russian tanks cross borders in Eastern Europe it’s worth examining how energy is influencing events and considering the opportunities we have as Americans to strengthen our global position. First, it’s important to remember that energy requires infrastructure, and infrastructure is notoriously slow to build. Fast changes in […]

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