Prices Will Rise for U.S. Consumers and American Jobs Will Be Hurt by LNG Exports says Huntsman CEO
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Infographic: Support grows for a thoughtful natural gas policy
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Reuters Op-ed: "The U.S. turnaround in energy has generated 1.7 million new job ... that number should almost double by 2020"
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DOE export decision helps US retain the natural gas advantage that is helping American manufacturing grow jobs & spur investment
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Fueling Manufacturing Jobs
America's affordable, abundant natural gas supply is bringing manufacturing jobs back to this country.
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The manufacturing renaissance is driving innovation, investment, and American exports.
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Affordable natural gas means lower energy costs for American families.
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More Posts ›Understanding Business Gas Prices per kWh: The Benefits of Longer Contracts
In 2023, business gas prices took a significant dip, making it a prime time to explore the deals available for your enterprise. The price you'll pay is largely determined by your business's gas consumption, with rates charged per kWh of gas that flows through your commercial property's meter.
Read more ›Letter of Opposition to H.R. 6, “The domestic prosperity and global freedom act”
As a strong supporter of rules based trade that is consistent with the public interest, we are writing to voice our opposition to H.R. 6, legislation that will harm economic growth, job creation and American manufacturing.
Read more ›AEA Statement on Additional LNG Export Approvals
America’s Energy Advantage today released the following statement regarding Department of Energy’s final approval of Cameron LNG, LLC (Cameron) and Carib Energy LLC (Carib) to export domestically produced liquefied natural gas (LNG) to countries that do not have a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States.
Read more ›AEA Statement on Department of Energy Changes to Liquefied Natural Gas Export Decisions
America’s Energy Advantage (AEA) today commented on the Department of Energy’s (DOE) final rule making procedural changes for natural gas export decisions. The final rule inverts the review process, meaning that DOE will consider whether a proposed export project is in the public interest only after the applicant has secured FERC NEPA approval.
Read more ›Top Energy Expert, Michael Levi, says U.S. LNG Won’t Stop Russia From Using Natural Gas as a Weapon
“I have this image in my head of someone trying to use a piece of spaghetti as a sword when people talk about LNG as a weapon against Russia” says Levi.
Read more ›DOE OK’s 8th Straight LNG Export Application After Admitting Conditions Have Changed
America’s Energy Advantage “surprised and disappointed” DOE would proceed using process it said needed to be changed...
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