Did you know? The U.S. has over 3 million miles of pipeline, safely delivering reliable, affordable energy right below our feet. That’s why you need to know what’s below before you dig.
On #811Day, a simple reminder: Calling 811 before starting a project helps protect workers, communities and the critical energy infrastructure Americans rely on every day.
Plan ahead. Dig safe. Call 811.
Low inventories and constrained global refining capacity are putting added pressure on gasoline and diesel markets. API’s @T_Mason_H breaks down what’s going on, and how U.S. refiners are running near capacity to keep markets supplied.
“These are the times when we're investing in future production.”
API CEO @mj_sommers joined @larry_kudlow on @FoxBusiness to discuss how record U.S. production is helping buffer consumers from global disruption — and how long-term energy security means investing in tomorrow’s infrastructure today. Watch the full interview:
Global natural gas prices have surged, but in the U.S., our vast pipeline network has helped keep U.S. prices stable. America's 3.3 million miles of oil, gas and product pipelines are the result of decades of investment, safely delivering affordable energy when reliable supply matters most⚡️🏗️
API President & CEO @mj_sommers joined @kilmeade yesterday to talk about America’s energy advantage and why working with allies and strengthening supply are critical to securing our energy future.
Read more in API’s American Energy Security Framework: https://t.co/XgAHphTs9T
“The market is a lot more resilient... because of the magnitude of U.S. oil and gas production. That really is a stabilizing force.” — API SVP of Policy, Econ & Reg Affairs Dustin Meyer on @siriusxmpotus
“Everybody knows that it takes too long to build anything here in this country. We have to fix it.” — API SVP of Policy, Econ & Reg Affairs Dustin Meyer on @siriusxmpotus today
Jones Act waivers have kept major U.S. markets supplied with crude oil and fuels through this year’s global energy disruption. API’s Rachel Fox explains how the waivers have expanded vessel capacity to move millions of barrels of crude oil and transportation fuels to the markets that need them most.
“Everybody agrees there should be an environmental review process, but we have to make it workable to allow us to actually build the things we need to prepare for the future.” – Dustin Meyer, API SVP of Policy, Econ & Reg Affairs
A single pipeline can take a decade or longer to build.
Permitting delays are holding back the infrastructure America needs. Congress must pass comprehensive, bipartisan reform.
Right now, low inventories, constrained global refining capacity and higher summer fuel demand are putting added pressure on gasoline markets. API’s @T_Mason_H explains what’s going on and how gasoline and crude oil prices can move independently.
American LNG is driving U.S. energy leadership🚢📈
New S&P Global Energy analysis projects LNG will become America’s second-largest net export industry within five years, support 555,000 jobs annually and contribute $1.4 trillion to GDP through 2040. Read more 👇
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“We are blessed in this country with incredible resources... we just have to get it delivered from where it is to where it needs to be.” — API President & CEO @mj_sommers on @the535news with @BrodyMullinsDC