In this SGA interview, Chair Shawn Patterson discusses how LNG growth, data center demand and reliability pressures are reshaping natural gas infrastructure priorities.
America’s natural gas utilities are expanding flexible storage options and urging policy reforms to meet surging energy demand, according to the American Gas Association. LNG storage and infrastructure upgrades are key to long-term reliability.
SGA CEO Suzanne Ogle shares how the organization is transforming into the natural gas industry’s leadership and training hub, tackling workforce gaps, pipeline safety, and carbon reduction. Learn how SGA is helping members future-proof their operations.
INGAA President Amy Andryszak urged Congress to reform permitting laws that are delaying natural gas pipeline projects, citing growing energy demand and challenges posed by duplicative reviews and litigation.
Editor-in-Chief Michael Reed speaks with AMPP Chair Juan Caballero about the organization’s global expansion, workforce challenges, and efforts to strengthen training and certification programs in corrosion prevention.
A new FERC-NERC report highlights improved winter resilience of the U.S. natural gas system, citing reliable performance during January 2025’s record-setting arctic blast and reduced disruptions compared to past storms.
Southern Gas Association Chair Cristie Neller outlines the industry’s path forward under the theme “Uniting for a Reliable Energy Future.” With record demand and rising infrastructure needs, SGA is leveraging training, collaboration, and leadership to strengthen the natural gas sector.
Gulf Energy Information is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2025 Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards, the premier international honors recognizing outstanding innovation, leadership, and achievement across the global energy sector.
The Natural Gas Council (NGC) has outlined a five-point plan for restoring American energy dominance in a letter sent to President Donald J. Trump, voicing support for the administration’s pro-energy agenda and urging reforms that would accelerate U.S. natural gas growth.
In an exclusive interview, INGAA Foundation Chair Kim Tarr discusses the future of natural gas infrastructure, industry challenges, and workforce development. With demand surging and new projects advancing, Tarr sees an “extremely bright” outlook for pipeline construction in the U.S.
For the first time since 2022, Pipeline & Gas Journal will host a midstream event to discuss construction and corrosion challenges, and to explore what lies ahead in what is expected to be a more favorable regulatory and permitting climate.
The International Energy Agency's former oil industry and market chief criticized the agency's focus on the global energy transition in a report released on Wednesday, and said the IEA should concentrate on oil and gas supplies.
The Charlotte-based Piedmont Natural Gas utility field representative is a serial hero, having performed three life-changing heroic acts in 2023.
The INGAA Foundation Board of Directors has elected Kim Tarr, Vice President of Field Operations at Boardwalk Pipelines, as chair and Dave Coffin, Chief Commercial Officer for Evraz Inc. North America, as vice chair for a one-year term.
Pipeline & Gas Journal presents an exclusive profile of Kathy Garcia, APGA Chair and CPS Energy executive. With over 6,000 miles of underground pipelines under her purview, Garcia shares insights on APGA’s priorities, infrastructure growth, and natural gas advocacy, emphasizing collaboration and innovation in the energy sector.
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