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❄During Winter Storm Fern, U.S. demand climbed to 167 Bcf/d, the fifth-highest daily level on record.

Despite nearly two weeks of extreme cold, the natural gas system maintained strong performance across production, storage, transportation, and delivery.

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Winter Storm Fern Hit, Natural Gas Delivered A new report from the Natural Gas Council confirmed U.S. natural gas system performed reliably during Winter Storm Fern, a nearly two-week Arctic outbreak that impacted an estimated 230 million people across North America. For more than 10 consecutive days, prolonged freezing temperatures drove ener...

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The states with some of the lowest electricity prices have something in common: access to abundant natural gas and the infrastructure needed to deliver it.

U.S. Chamber: State Policy, Infrastructure are Driving Factors in Your Electricity Bill American consumers are facing historically high electricity prices, according to recent data on 2025 prices compiled and analyzed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Electricity costs have risen 22 percent over the past five years, straining household budgets nationwide. While rapid growth in data cent...

History shows taxing energy production doesn't create more supply or lower prices. If affordable energy is the goal, the answer is more infrastructure and policies that support energy production.

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The Far-Left Revives Its Favorite Bad Idea: A Windfall Profits Tax With gas prices elevated amid ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, along with Reps. Ro Khanna and Brad Sherman, are reviving one of Washington’s worst recycled ideas: a windfall profits tax on oil and gas companies. The pitch is always the same: blame “Big Oil” for ...

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"Unnecessary litigation and an outdated permitting process are holding our country back from modernizing energy and lowering costs for Americans. It can take longer and cost more to permit a project than to build it."

American energy dominance depends on permitting reform Real permitting reform will allow U.S. companies and workers to build and unlock our full potential — clean, reliable, and affordable natural gas.

One of the biggest drivers of U.S. power sector emissions reductions over the last two decades? Natural gas.

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The U.S. already produces about 40% more than it consumes. The real challenge is making sure pipelines and storage infrastructure keep pace with growing demand at home and abroad.

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Williams says pipeline bottlenecks, not gas supply, are the main barrier to U.S. LNG export growth The U.S. produces far more natural gas than it consumes — enough to keep prices low at home and supply a growing share of global LNG demand. But at the 2026

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The U.S. is set to add nearly 45 Bcf/d of new pipeline capacity by the end of 2027, helping move more affordable American natural gas.

US Natural Gas Pipeline Network to Grow 45 Bcf/d by End-2027 Discover the anticipated growth of the US natural gas pipeline network, set to increase by 44.9 Bcf/d by the end of 2027. Learn how Texas leads the expansion efforts, easing constraints and enhancing LNG export facilities. Stay informed on key projects like the Rio Bravo and Blackcomb pipelines, and...

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