Did you know? America is experiencing a “blue-collar boom”! Since 2017, nearly 7 million new jobs have been created in the U.S – over 480,000 of them in manufacturing – pushing the unemployment rate to…

Did you know? Low prices from America’s abundant supply of natural gas have been credited with saving lives and helping ensure the health and welfare of American households. A March 2019 study by the National…

Did you know? A recently proposed rule change would streamline the federal permitting process to critical infrastructure projects like highways and pipelines. Pipelines play an especially important role in the energy sector as they carry…

Did you know? A $1 million investment in natural gas hardware will yield an energy return nearly 600 percent greater than the same investment in wind turbines. According to a Manhattan Institute analysis, $1 million…

Did you know? Clean, American, low-cost natural gas is an opportunity for all Americans, so let’s make it count in the New Year. Since 2005, the United States has been the world leader in reducing…

Did you know? Energy savings that should have gone to American families are being used to pay for unseen costs such as back-up power for solar, wind and other costly and unreliable renewables. Natural gas…

Did you know? If elected President of the United States, Elizabeth Warren will ban modern, safe, technology-based natural gas production in America. Bernie Sanders wants to jail energy industry executives. These naive and politicized policies…

Did you know? Today’s safe and modern American natural gas production has been instrumental in fueling job creation and protecting our economy with even more growth ahead. In fact, domestic natural gas production is credited…

Did you know? Natural gas is the key to prosperity for all Americans, especially the millions who are most financially vulnerable. Low cost, affordable, and American-sourced energy is one of the great benefits of natural…

Did you know? Thanks to the Shale Revolution, consumers are getting more bang for their buck. Remarkably, compared to a decade ago, our economy is trillions of dollars larger while spending billions of dollars less…