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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.

It is imperative that the Energy Department reverse course and allow natural gas to continue as a driver of cleaner, more secure energy worldwide

Today, Chris Treanor issued a statement in response to recent reports that U.S. House leaders may include a provision to end the Department of Energy’s…

The BRG Energy & Climate practice (BRG E&C) has undertaken an independent life cycle analysis (LCA) of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of US liquefied natural…