Natural gas is facing a critical period of transition, marked by shifts in the workforce, evolving safety standards and growing environmental commitments. In a recent interview with the Pipeline & Gas Journal, SGA Natural Gas Association CEO Suzanne Ogle discusses how SGA is proactively addressing these challenges.
Ogle emphasizes the importance of investing in workforce development to tackle industry-wide retirements and skills gaps. She outlines SGA’s strategic focus on enhancing safety through comprehensive benchmarking, training initiatives and collaborative programs like the Mutual Aid Program and PSMS Tactical Guides. Environmental leadership remains equally central, with Ogle highlighting advancements in emissions reduction, methane leak detection and sustainable operational practices.
The interview also sheds light on SGA’s recent evolution from the Southern Gas Association to SGA Natural Gas Association, a strategic move reflecting its expanded national presence and commitment to serving a broader membership across North America. Ogle underscores the association’s shift from being transactional to transformational, aiming to deliver tangible, measurable value to its members.
Discover more insights from Suzanne Ogle and learn how SGA is positioning the natural gas industry for success amid rapid change.
