Partnership to Address Global Emissions

Solving the energy trilemma requires a balance of three priorities: security, affordability, and sustainability. LNG can address all three, providing our allies with a reliable, trustworthy solution that supports our climate goals.

Today, PAGE issued a statement in response to the Department of Energy's study on LNG exports. While we share the DOE's view that climate progress, energy security, and the cost of living are critical factors to determine whether additional natural gas exports are in the public interest, this study is inconsistent with the consensus of independent studies showing that LNG exports meet those criteria. We look forward to filing public comments with the DOE on their study findings and engaging with the current and incoming administrations to ensure that the LNG export approval process is timely and properly considers U.S. LNG's benefits to the public interest. Read our statement below https://lnkd.in/e76bbgVn

Despite all the benefits of natural gas, it's never been more difficult to produce it. The energy landscape may be changing but our goal is the same: reduce carbon emissions and provide global energy security through proven, scalable energy solutions like natural gas. Hear more from PAGE founding member and CEO of EQT Corporation, Toby Z. Rice.

Energy security, affordability, and climate action are crucial for a sustainable global energy transition. U.S. natural gas, produced and transported by responsible companies and meeting strict regulatory standards, is the pragmatic solution to stabilize the energy landscape. Discover more about our policy goals and how we’re shaping domestic policy with a global impact 🌍💡 https://lnkd.in/gVFn6kbw

In order to execute on the energy transition, energy must be be affordable and reliable. To achieve this, we need all energy sources working together. Leveraging a dependable, lower-emission power source like LNG is a crucial step towards meeting our energy goals.

Natural gas: America’s #1 energy source.

The U.S. natural gas industry understands the critical role it must play in reducing methane emissions and PAGE members have already taken significant steps to eliminate methane through investment and innovation. Hear more from PAGE founding member and CEO of EQT Corporation, Toby Z. Rice.

At the second annual gathering of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Deploy24. PAGE members Toby Z. Rice, President & CEO, EQT Corporation, and Cynthia Hansen, EVP & President Gas Transmission & Midstream, Enbridge, joined Ryan Peay, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Resource Sustainability to discuss how essential technologies can decarbonize the natural gas industry.

The reality is that replacing foreign coal with U.S. LNG leads to lifecycle emissions reductions, all while ensuring energy security for our allies.   A recent ICF study found that without U.S. LNG exports abroad, global GHG emissions would have increased in 2022 by over 112 million metric tons.   Learn more about our recent study we released with the Partnership to Address Global Emissions: https://lnkd.in/eQuanAjU

Our CEO Alan Armstrong kicked off Energy Dialogues, Inc.’s North American Gas Forum in Washington, D.C. today with Scott W. Tinker, PhD, Chairman of Switch Energy Alliance, to discuss the interconnectivity between gas and grids, the race to support power-hungry data centers and the importance of natural gas as a reliable, affordable and dispatchable energy source. #NAGF2024