API President and CEO Jack Gerard said that Gina McCarthy’s nomination as President Obama’s next EPAFederal agency that regulates industrial impacts on the environment. administrator comes at critical moment as America is poised to become a global energy superpower. “We congratulate Gina McCarthy on her nomination to head the EPAFederal agency that regulates industrial impacts
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Exporting some U.S. natural gasA naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases beneath the earth’s surface – often in association with petroleum. in the form of LNGNatural gasA naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases beneath the earth’s surface – often in association with petroleum. converted to a liquid for transport or storage.
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Sixty-nine percent of American voters favor building the Keystone XL pipelineUnderground or surface tubing or piping that is installed across states, countries and continents to deliver fuel. New pipelines are being built in Pennsylvania and New Jersey to transport natural gas, liquid natural gas, and water to make gas production more economical., while 83 percent
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API President and CEO Jack Gerard welcomed President Obama’s State of the Union call to invest in more domestic oil and natural gasA naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases beneath the earth’s surface – often in association with petroleum., saying that more development will create jobs and help us become an energy superpower:
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America’s revolution in oil and natural gasA naturally occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gases beneath the earth’s surface – often in association with petroleum. development can help the administration create jobs and spur economic growth, Marty Durbin, API’s executive vice president, told reporters recently. Durbin said the industry shares some of the nation’s goals.
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