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Gas Identifier Icon
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  Gas Identifier Icon

The purpose of the Gas Icon is to build awareness for the natural gas industry through a common graphic element. The Icon provides a mechanism through which the industry can develop a brand identity for the natural gas industry and build awareness of the advantages of natural gas.

The Icon has been developed in three separate messages:

1. Gas: The Natural Advantage®
2. Gas Advantage Home®
3. Gas Advantage Dealer®

There is also a unifying theme, which can be used in conjunction with the gas icon: "When You Have a Natural Advantage, Use It. Gas. The Natural Advantage"®

Who Can Use The Gas Icon?

The icon may be used by both SGA member companies and non-SGA member companies, including LDC’s, pipelines and other allies to the natural gas industry. Use of the Gas Icon is strictly voluntary. The Gas Icon was designed in such a way that it can be used either as your company’s primary logo or in conjunction with an existing logo to increase customer awareness for natural gas in a consistent way.

SGA has received trademark status on all versions of the Gas Icon and the unifying theme. To obtain a copy of the graphic standards for the Gas Identifier Icon, please contact Debbie Krawzik at dkrawzik@southerngas.org. Questions regarding graphic standards and the use of the gas identifier icon can also be directed toLarry Farthing at lfarthing@southerngas.org or (972) 620-4018.
 

 

PDF Files

SGA Associate Member Application
SAFETY ACHIEVEMENT, SGA MERITORIOUS and MOTOR VEHICLE AWARD APPLICATION
SGAAntitrust Guidelines
SGA Training Brochure

 

Presentations

SGA Marketing Conference 2007
A) Greg Hopper
B) Tom Moskitis
C) Ken Cuccinelli
D) Bill Liss

E) Bill Liss (Super Boiler)
F) Charles Yarbrough
G) Reg Ankrom
H) Jeremy Schupp
  I) Jim Fay

 J) Jim Hearing
K) Bill Scheessele
L) Jeff Householder

Past SGA Executive Conferences
A) Cam Marston (PDF)
B) Bruce Henning (PDF)
C) Risk Management Incorporated (PDF)

 

SGA Architects & Engineers Conference

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