America's Energy Advantage

Infographic: Support grows for a thoughtful natural gas policy

Reuters Op-ed: "The U.S. turnaround in energy has generated 1.7 million new job ... that number should almost double by 2020"

DOE export decision helps US retain the natural gas advantage that is helping American manufacturing grow jobs & spur investment

Infographic: What does our natural gas advantage mean for the American economy?

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The Impact

Fueling Manufacturing Jobs

America's affordable, abundant natural gas supply is bringing manufacturing jobs back to this country.

Growing the Economy

The manufacturing renaissance is driving innovation, investment, and American exports.

Saving American Consumers Money

Affordable natural gas means lower energy costs for American families.

The Latest

U.S. Gas Exports to Ukraine a False Hope, Not Based in Reality

The Washington Post’s Steven Mufson reports why plans to export natural gas to Ukraine are not based in reality.

03/06/2014

LNG Exports to Ukraine are a False Hope

AEA: Export American hydraulic fracturing technology to develop Ukrainian shale gas resources and weaken Putin

02/20/2014

Natural Gas Prices Hit 5-Year High of $6/MMBtu

AEA: It Will Only Get Worse If DOE Keeps Shipping American Natural Gas Overseas to Our Global Competitors

02/13/2014

AEA Letter to Committee on House Energy and Commerce Chairman Fred Upton on LNG Export White Paper

AEA strongly disagrees with the Chairman Upton's recommendation to export nearly half of current U.S. natural gas production to non-FTA nations.

02/11/2014

America’s Energy Advantage Statement on DOE Approval of Cameron LNG Export Application

Amid the worst propane shortage in recent memory caused partially by record propane exports, and with Americans paying the highest natural gas prices in four years, we are surprised that the Obama Administration has given yet another green light to send more American LNG to countries which have not signed a free trade agreement with the U. S. The propane crisis of today could soon become the natural gas crisis of tomorrow unless there is a significant change in approach by the Department of Energy.