Prices Will Rise for U.S. Consumers and American Jobs Will Be Hurt by LNG Exports says Huntsman CEO
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Infographic: Support grows for a thoughtful natural gas policy
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Reuters Op-ed: "The U.S. turnaround in energy has generated 1.7 million new job ... that number should almost double by 2020"
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DOE export decision helps US retain the natural gas advantage that is helping American manufacturing grow jobs & spur investment
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Fueling Manufacturing Jobs
America's affordable, abundant natural gas supply is bringing manufacturing jobs back to this country.
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The manufacturing renaissance is driving innovation, investment, and American exports.
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Affordable natural gas means lower energy costs for American families.
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More Posts ›AEA Submits Comments to DOE on Proposed Changes to Liquefied Natural Gas Export Decisions
The changes proposed by the Department of Energy to the LNG export review process must continue to be guided by what is in the public interest of all Americans.
Read more ›AEA Responds to the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Blog Post: “AEA’s Unprincipled Stand”
AEA is not simply “a business advocacy group.” America’s Public Gas Association, an AEA member, represents not-for-profit, publicly-owned natural gas distribution companies in 36 states which serve over 5 million customers.
Read more ›America’s Energy Advantage Statement on the Passage of H.R. 6
“The changes to the Natural Gas Act approved by the House of Representatives today are unnecessary and harmful to the public interest of American consumers, manufacturers and the economy.
Read more ›Letter of Opposition to H.R. 6, “The Domestic Prosperity and global freedom act”
The changes to the Natural Gas Act proposed by H.R. 6 are unnecessary and harmful to the public interest of American consumers, manufactures and the economy.
Read more ›Proposed LNG Export Rules Be Extended to 120 Days
America’s Energy Advantage today requested an extension of the public comment period to 120 days for the Department’s proposed changes to its LNG export approval process that were announced recently.
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