Reports

INGAA-Climate-Report-2023Download… Read More

The Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) announced today the publication of its… Read More

This Joint Industry Project (JIP) was initiated to address several recent pipeline failures that have occurred at girth welds in pipelines that were constructed using… Read More

INTRODUCTION The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has recently proposed a “… Read More

The objective of this report is to analyze the high-level impact of natural gas … Read More

The intent of this white paper is to provide INGAA members with a framework of recommendations for the next evolution of integrity management based on the management… Read More

One key aspect of any pipeline integrity management and verification program is to identify threats to a… Read More

The purpose of this report is to show the range and results of methane studies in the public literature. The results and findings in the studies referenced in this report vary significantly. Scientific methods and uncertainty principles need to be employed rigorously in evaluating these studies. Given the significant variation… Read More

Pipelines safely, responsibly and reliably deliver abundant natural gas to the American… Read More

Hydrostatic pressure testing is just one component of a… Read More

Jobs & Economic Benefits of Midstream Infrastructure Development: US Economic Impacts through 2035 Midstream infrastructure – mainline pipelines, laterals, processing plants, gathering lines,… Read More

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This study assesses midstream natural gas infrastructure needs through 2035 and includes an… Read More

Abstract: The increased use of renewable electric power… Read More

  The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (“MBTA” or “Act”) is a federal law administered by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (“FWS” or “Service”) that protects migratory birds. The Act carries out the United States’ commitment to four international conventions with Canada, Japan, Mexico, and Russia, respectively, which protect birds… Read More