When nature is at its worst, natural gas is at its best. Our nation's reliable, infrastructure keeps people warm in the winter, cool in the summer, comfortable and safe all year long. Natural gas is a critical component to an “all of the above” energy future, supporting wind and solar with a dependable source of energy our country can count on. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow
Any weather, #naturalgas is never better, supporting wind & solar w/ reliable energy across an innovative, nationwide infrastructure. #innovation #naturalgas
Pipeline operators use in-line inspection robots to inspect pipelines in places they could never reach before. By collecting millions of data points and imagery, these robots help ensure the pipeline’s safety is second to none. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow
In-line-inspection robots are able to inspect a pipeline’s tightest spaces, collect data & images, and ensure the pipeline’s safety. #innovation #naturalgas
Worried about drinking a glass of natural gas? There’s no chance. Natural gas doesn’t mix with water, soil or air for that matter. Ask your high school chemistry teacher: natural gas’ molecular properties keep it from mixing with H2O. If a leak happens, natural gas disperses into the atmosphere, not your drink or dinner. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow
Worried about drinking a glass of #naturalgas? No chance. Due to its molecular properties, it can't mix with H20, air, or soil. #innovation #naturalgas
In 2018, 9.5% of US greenhouse gas emissions came from methane—and less than one-third of that comes from the natural gas industry. Can we do even more? Absolutely. But only if we rely on facts, not fears. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow
In 2018, 9.5% of US greenhouse gas emissions came from methane—and less than 1/3 of that comes from #naturalgas. #innovation #naturalgas
The documentary “GasLand” has an iconic (and inaccurate) scene: a homeowner blames fracking for their tap water catching fire. This film is blowing smoke. It wasn’t fracking, but poor home construction—the homeowner’s water well was drilled into a naturally occurring pocket of methane and improperly vented. This debunked myth may have caught fire in anti-gas conversations, but it deserves to go up in flames. #innovation #naturalgas #cleanenergyfuture #expandtheenergyconversation #gasiskey #gasisnow
In the documentary “GasLand” a homeowner blames fracking for their water catching fire. The truth? Their improperly vented well had been drilled into a naturally occurring pocket of methane. #innovation #naturalgas
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
#Naturalgas added 20M customers since 1990, but methane emissions from NG systems have fallen 73% b/c we invested in newer, greener technologies. #innovation #naturalgas
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
Natural gas fills the energy gap, supporting wind and solar power—and our shared energy future. Teamwork makes the American Dream work. #innovation #naturalgas
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
Despite increased #naturalgas & renewable energy, 2018 CO2 emissions went up. Why? New England used CO2-rich foreign oil in a bad winter. Natural Gas for a #cleanenergyfuture #innovation #naturalgas
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
Join us this Feb. as we bust the biggest #naturalgas myths. But don’t take our word for it—let the facts do the talking. #innovation #naturalgas
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
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
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
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. #innovation #naturalgas
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
By turning waste into resources, we can power our daily lives and limit carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. Renewable natural gas from the Olinda Landfill (Brea, CA) produces enough energy to power roughly 23,000 homes. #innovation #naturalgas