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Call 811 Before You Dig so 911 is Not Needed

Call 811 Before You Dig so 911 is Not Needed One of the notable physical attributes of the U.S. natural gas pipeline network is that it is predominately located underground.  This unique characteristic largely protects natural gas pipelines from the effects of inclement weather, like hurricanes and tornados. Read More

INGAA Calls for Swift Passage of Historic Pipeline Safety Act Reauthorization Bill

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CS-G-3: Safety Orientation Communication

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Infrastructure Development in the Hands of U.S. Supreme Court

Infrastructure Development in the Hands of U.S. Supreme Court For the last several years, the Northeastern United States has experienced natural gas shortages, in large part due to a lack of pipeline capacity, depriving communities across New York and New England of clean, affordable and reliable fuel. The proposed… Read More

INGAA Statement on NEPA Modernization

  INGAA Statement on NEPA Modernization Washington, DC – Alex Oehler, interim President and Chief Executive Officer of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, issued the following statement in response to the updated implementing regulations for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) announced today by… Read More

INGAA Statement on Vice President Biden�s Clean Energy Plan

  INGAA Statement on Vice President Biden’s Clean Energy Plan The Interstate Natural Gas Association of America issued the following statement on the release of Vice President Biden’s clean energy plan: “America needs new energy infrastructure investments to grow our economy and continue the environmental progress… Read More

Joint Association Comments on Draft Farm Tap FAQs

The American Gas Association (AGA), American Petroleum Institute (API), American Public Gas Association (APGA), and Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) (jointly “the Associations”) submit these comments for consideration by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) concerning the draft Farm Taps Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Pipeline safety… Read More

Joint Association Comments on “Pipeline Safety: Regulatory Reform for Hazardous Liquid Pipelines”

On April 16, 2020, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) published a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) in the Federal Register in the above captioned proceeding. In the NPRM, PHMSA proposed amendments to the Federal Pipeline Safety Regulations for the safety of hazardous liquid pipelines that would revise… Read More

INGAA Applauds Supreme Court Ruling on Atlantic Coast Pipeline

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                             INGAA Contact: Amy… Read More

U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Network Prepared for 2020 Hurricane Season

U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Network Prepared for 2020 Hurricane Season According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the 2020 hurricane season is expected to be busier-than-normal in the Atlantic Ocean. Officially kicking off June 1, NOAA has already witnessed a record-breaking three named storms in… Read More

Pipeline Operators Continue to Meet Critical Energy Needs in the Face of COVID-19

Wednesday, Alex Oehler, interim President and CEO of the Interstate Natural Gas Association (INGAA) testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation about the pipeline industry’s response to COVID-19 and its efforts to continue to meet our nation’s energy needs while protecting its workforce amid the… Read More

INGAA Supports CWA Section 401 Modernization

              FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE INGAA Contact: Amy Conway, 713-306-6323 June 1, 2020   INGAA Supports CWA Section 401 Modernization Alex Oehler, interim President and Chief Executive Officer of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA), issued… Read More

Voluntary Methane Emissions Programs and Initiatives

Minimizing methane emissions remains a top priority for INGAA member companies. Many INGAA members participate in voluntary programs and initiatives focused on minimizing methane emissions, communication and collaboration across the natural gas value chain, and driving new and innovative technologies and processes. INGAA_methane_emissions_programs_5_17_21.pdfDownload… Read More

Pipe Hauling and Stringing Safety During Construction Activities

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Joint industry coalition supports government request for stay in Nationwide Permitting case

                             FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 18, 2020         Joint industry coalition supports government request for stay in Nationwide Permitting case WASHINGTON, May 18, 2020—A joint coalition including the… Read More

INGAA Foundation Offers Guidance for COVID-19 Prevention and Control to Natural Gas Infrastructure Supply Chain

Washington, DC (May 5, 2020) – Today, the INGAA Foundation published COVID-19 prevention and control Guidance for its members and other interested parties active in the development, construction and maintenance of natural gas transmission and storage infrastructure. Since the coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic and national emergency, our members… Read More

The Natural Gas Industry is Prepared for Times Like These

By Stan Chapman, Chairman, Interstate Natural Gas Association of America Amid this global public health crisis, when much seems unknown, it’s important to highlight how the transmission of natural gas through our nation’s underground pipeline network is safely and reliably bringing stability to our nation. Our interconnected pipeline grid and… Read More

Natural Gas + Earth Day: Clean

    As a clean, abundant and affordable fuel, natural gas plays a significant and growing role in America’s energy mix. As we join our neighbors around the world in celebrating Earth Day, it’s important to reflect on the clear and meaningful environmental benefits natural… Read More

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Joint Association Comments on PHMSA�s Automated Valve Proposed Rulemaking

The American Gas Association (AGA), American Petroleum Institute (API), American Public Gas Association (APGA), and Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) (jointly “the Associations”) submit these comments for consideration by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) regarding the gas pipeline provisions of PHMSA’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, “Pipeline Safety: Valve Installation… Read More