Innovating To A Clean
Energy Future

Solving climate change doesn’t have one solution, it’s ALL of the above. We can limit carbon emissions by supporting solid science and proven results; using cleaner, low-carbon fuels, with natural gas as the cornerstone to power our lives.

We must continue to innovate:
Innovate our message: Be bold talking about the role of natural gas as a cornerstone in addressing climate change.
Innovate solutions: Bring ‘Green’ to market – RNG, Hydrogen, CCUS, and methane emission mitigation.
Innovate Business Models: Fight for a level playing field for all energy sources. An “all of the above” energy portfolio is best for America and the world.

Jimmy Staton 
2021 SGA Board Chair
CEO Southern Star Central Pipeline

Solving climate change isn’t one-size-fits-all, it’s all of the above. It will take a united effort from cleaner, low-carbon fuels, with natural gas as the cornerstone. Powering our lives while limiting carbon emissions is possible if we don’t play favorites but support solid science and proven results. Expand the conversation on America’s clean energy future and empower your team. #expandtheenergyconversation

Never waste resources. Renewable natural gas made from biomass waste like corn stacks and manure removes more emissions than it produces — up to 100%. From agriculture to energy production, it reduces emissions at every level, while powering our daily lives with a clean, abundant source of fuel. #expandtheenergyconversation

Since 2011, the natural gas industry has reduced carbon emissions that contribute to climate change the equivalent of removing emissions of EVERY registered vehicle in the state of Florida for one year, simply by converting coal-fired power plants to natural gas. #expandtheenergyconversation

Renewable natural gas can be produced from human waste, reducing sewage and the carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. By turning human waste into abundant, cleaner-burning energy, renewable natural gas is key to a carbon-neutral energy future. #expandtheenergyconversation

Natural gas escaping into the air not only wastes a valuable energy source but also releases harmful emissions into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change. With a vast network of natural gas pipelines crisscrossing the country and meeting our growing energy needs, we remain focused on the integrity of this network. New leak-detection systems utilize cutting edge technologies to keep the vital energy where it belongs — in the pipes and not in the atmosphere. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

By investing in technology that turns waste into resources, we can power our daily lives, decrease the footprint of landfills near our homes and communities, and limit carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. Renewable natural gas from places like the Olinda Landfill (Brea, CA), produces enough energy to power roughly 23,000 homes. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

New technologies are being deployed to dramatically reduce the carbon and methane emissions that contribute to climate change. These technologies enable us to reuse flare gas — turning emissions into abundant electricity. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

Artificial intelligence is a game-changer for combating climate change in more ways than one. AI helps us make better real-time and long-term predictions of our energy needs, better balancing supply with demand. AI can also make finding natural gas more efficient, reducing the cost and the use of energy. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

This month we’re busting the biggest myths about natural gas with science on our side. Is it toxic? No, it smells bad, but is harmless to breathe. Is it a major contributor to climate change? No, it plays a key role in creating a carbon-neutral future. But don’t take our word for it — let the facts do the talking.#innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

CO2 emissions went up in 2018, despite increased natural gas & renewable energy. Why? New England’s frigid winter forced the region to rely on foreign oil. Costs went up. Air quality went down. Natural gas wasn’t the enemy then, and it isn’t now. It helps fight our overreliance on imported CO2-rich foreign oil — a huge contributor to climate change.. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

Teamwork makes the American Dream work. In 2019, just 2% of US electricity came from solar and 7% from wind. Natural gas filled the gap, with the clean, abundant, and reliable energy our nation needed then, and needs now. Natural gas is key to an “all of the above” solution, with a nationwide infrastructure to support our shared energy future #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow

The natural gas industry has added nearly 20 million more customers since 1990, the equivalent of almost 10% of the U.S. population. Methane emissions from natural gas systems have fallen 73% since 1990. How? We’re investing in newer, greener technologies to reduce emissions even further. Yes, a 73% drop is great, but we can (and will) do even better #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow