Conservative Energy Network Announces Leadership Changes

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Keith to depart Land & Liberty Coalition®, Pischea to replace him as national director January 5, 2023 – LANSING, Mich. – The Conservative Energy Network (CEN) today announced a key change to the leadership team of the Land & Liberty Coalition® (L&LC), a grassroots project of CEN. Jackson Keith is departing his role as director of L&LC to serve as the […]


Just How High are South Carolina’s Electricity Bills?

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Originally Posted August 3rd via the Palmetto Promise Institute Download the full report: Assessing the Spectrum of Reform: How Collaboration & Competition in South Carolina Could Help Lower Some of America’s Highest Electricity Bills  Earlier this year (July 20), the Palmetto State learned the devastating news. In a major industrial announcement, Nippon Denkai said that it was […]


Land & Liberty Coalition Launches in Maryland

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Grassroots organization seeks to empower Maryland landowners, protect property rights and promote rural economic growth January 20, 2022 – ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Land & Liberty Coalition (L&LC),a project of the Conservative Energy Network (CEN), today announced the launch of its Maryland chapter. L&LC is a grassroots organization that partners with local citizens, landowners, clean […]


Land & Liberty Coalition Launches in Kentucky

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Grassroots organization seeks to empower Kentucky landowners, protect property rights and promote rural economic growth FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CEN Contact: Justin Poland – jpoland@landandlibertycoalition.com January 11, 2022 – Glasgow, Ky. – The Land & Liberty Coalition (L&LC), a project of the Conservative Energy Network (CEN), today announced the launch of its Kentucky chapter. The grassroots […]


Abandoning Competitive Markets is Throwing the Baby Out With the Very Cold Bathwater

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By Matt Welch The February winter storm shocked Texans to the core. For days, the energy capital of the United States shivered silently in the dark while snow covered the streets, the world shut down, and the human and economic costs soared. Only a fool would continue forward without recognizing that something needs to change so that […]


What Iowans Really Think About Renewable Energy

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A line in a recent op-ed from an Iowan farmer, Seth Watkins, in the Clarinda Herald-Journal caught my attention: “Our future depends on a renewable, resilient, and reliable energy grid.” A statement like this might surprise you, especially coming from a state where 93 of 99 counties voted for President Trump in the 2020 election. […]


Welfare for Texas Electricity Generators Is Not a Viable Solution

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By Matt Welch and Landon Stevens The blackouts in the ERCOT region this past February were a tragedy on multiple levels and should never happen again.  The Texas Legislature passed several laws intended to improve reliability of the ERCOT electric grid, and the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) has been working quickly to implement […]


Land & Liberty Coalition Launches in Virginia

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Virginia grassroots organization joins national coalition to empower local clean energy supporters Richmond, VA. (Aug 11, 2021) — On Monday, the Land & Liberty Coalition (L&LC), a project of Conservatives for Clean Energy – Virginia (CCE-VA), announced the launch of a Virginia chapter of the Land & Liberty Coalition. L&LC is a national grassroots organization that partners with local […]


Big Opportunity in Texas for CO2 Capture

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The Texas legislature is considering HB1284 and SB450, a set of bills that will empower the state to begin approving permits for the use of Class VI wells for carbon capture and storage. Class VI wells are those designed to inject CO2 deep into the earth for long-term storage. Currently, these approvals are handled by […]


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