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Others remain silent and risk missing out on a potent electoral issue and tool for quickly decarbonizing emissions.

Today, Chris Treanor, executive director of the Partnership to Address Global Emissions (PAGE) issued the following statement in response to Vice President Kamala Harris and…

Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future (NACEF) and the Partnership to Address Global Emissions (PAGE) today released a comprehensive study on the lifecycle of…

Today, the Partnership to Address Global Emissions (PAGE) issued the below statement in response to the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resource’s Energy…

PAGE launched a new D.C. advertising campaign this month highlighting recent polling results showing that voters, across party lines, support natural gas as an important…

Members of PAGE were pleased to see a federal court find illegality in the Biden Administration’s LNG Export Pause, approving a request from 16 U.S.…

Pursuing perfection at the expense of the good would derail the climate progress we’ve achieved over the last several years.

There is a broad consensus that voters want natural gas to be part of a steady transition to clean energy.

Amid concerns about energy reliability and affordability, 76% of voters want a steady transition to clean energy by using all options currently available.