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Since 2019, residential natural gas costs have surged 40%, not due to a lack of resources, but because of infrastructure bottlenecks that prevent abundant energy from reaching Americans who need it. …

Since 2010, demand for natural gas has grown 49% while infrastructure has only increased 26%, preventing abundant energy supply from reaching consumers that rely on it. Meanwhile, natural gas prices in…

At the North American Gas Forum this week, PAGE showed up to move the needle on permitting reform and climate progress.

Across the country, families, businesses, clean energy advocates and industry experts agree: Market forces must override political forces on energy infrastructure.   As EQT CEO Toby Z. Rice put it in The…

America’s energy industry is facing multiple frontiers of unprecedented demand growth from domestic AI data centers to securing allies’ energy supply and supporting global human development.  Satisfying these demand sources…

U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) flows to Europe have been instrumental in securing the continent's energy amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. But the job isn't finished. Nearly one fifth of the…

According to The Wall Street Journal, it can take as little as 18 months to build a new data center. But building renewable energy projects or natural gas-fired power plants often…

On Tuesday, the Department of Energy released a study on the public interest implications of additional LNG exports. While we share the DOE's view that climate progress, energy security, and…

The Partnership to Address Global Emissions (PAGE) kicked off the fall at Climate Week NYC to discuss how U.S. natural gas is critical for reducing global emissions and ensuring energy…