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Orifice Metering of Natural Gas and Other Related Hydrocarbon Fluids

AGA Report No. 3, Part 2: Orifice Metering of Natural Gas and Other Related Hydrocarbon Fluids - Concentric, Square-edged Orifice Meters, Specifications and Installation Requirements is  now available for purchase online.

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AGA’s Commitment to Enhancing Safety

 

Buyer's Guide

The Natural Gas Industry Buyer's Guide has proven to be a valuable resource for association members and other industry professionals who use the Internet to locate products and services for the entire natural gas industry.

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Policy, Rates and Regulatory Affairs SOS - 2017

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Preliminary Findings Concerning 2016 Natural Gas Reserves (April 2017)

Understanding the size and diversity of U.S. natural gas reserves is a fundamental underpinning for evaluating U.S. production capability and thus the natural gas industry's ability to serve customers of all types. Extraordinary positive trends in U.S. natural gas production and proved reserves growth have existed in the United States for the past decade with the development of the shale gas revolution.

 

Natural Gas Efficiency Programs (2015 Program Year)

Awareness of the energy economy has steadily grown beyond the purview of business and public policy.  Economic and environmental concerns have become increasingly important drivers of consumer decisions about energy.  With this has come heightened attention to the potential for energy efficiency to moderate consumer cost increases, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance energy security.  For natural gas utilities, investing in energy efficiency programs presents an opportunity to achieve these objectives and benefit the communities they serve.

 

Benefits of Natural Gas

Natural gas is an indispensable part of our modern lifestyle. Whether heating our homes, our water or cooking our food, natural gas is essential to our home life and the way we live.
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5.7.2017 - 5.10.2017
 

2017 AGA Policy Forum

The Policy Forum will be held May 7-10, 2017 at The Hermitage Hotel located at 231 Sixth Avene North in Nashville, Tennessee. 

 

 

 

FOIS 2017 - Members Only

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FOIS 2017 - General Public

List of Reports available for the general public to review.

 

2017 Natural Gas Market Indicators

    Archive of 2017 Natural Gas Market Indicators Reports

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Uncovering the US Natural Gas Commercial Sector

Local natural gas utilities deliver energy to many types of customers situated in homes, local businesses, and even power plants, vehicle fleets, and industrial manufacturing facilities. All are among the end users of natural gas in the United States. The commercial sector as a consuming category is broad and diverse, representing many parts of the nation’s energy economy.
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11.14.2016
 

National Campaign Launched to Help Protect Customers from Utility Scammers

Washington, DC—On Nov.

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6.13.2017 - 6.15.2017
 

Gas Utility Operations Best Practices Follow-Up Meeting, June 13-15, 2017, Boston, MA

The AGA Gas Utility Operations Best Practices Program provides a forum for the identification of procedures and practices that can improve the reliability, safety and cost-efficiency of a company's operations.

News Release
10.26.2016
 

AGA Members Enhance Industry Security by Adopting TSA Guidelines and NIST Framework

Washington, DC – Natural gas utilities are actively engaged in voluntary actions to help enhance the security of the nation’s 2.5 million miles of natural gas pipelines, which span all 50 states with diverse geographic and operating conditions.

News Release
10.19.2016
 

Natural Gas Delivers Greater Value and Lower Emissions for the 2016-17 Winter Heating Season

Washington, D.C. – The direct use of natural gas continues to be the most affordable energy option for home heating and offers lower greenhouse gas emissions than other home energy sources. The American Gas Association (AGA) held its annual winter outlook event today where the Association explored expectations for the 2016-17 winter heating season.

 

AGA Comments on Mitigation Policy for Endangered Species

On October 17, 2016 the American Gas Association provided the U.S.

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10.17.2016
 

DOE Underestimates Significant Economic Burdens from Furnace Rule

AGA proposal would provide superior balance between energy efficiency and protecting vulnerable consumers  

 

Natural Gas Delivers Greater Value and Lower Emissions for the 2016-17 Winter Heating Season

The direct use of natural gas continues to be the most affordable energy option for home heating and offers lower greenhouse gas emissions than other home energy sources. After an extraordinarily warm winter last year, even normal conditions would mean that residential customers this year would use more gas on average and therefore see slightly higher bills. AGA predicts consumers will experience a nine to eleven percent increase in overall heating bills this winter compared to the 2015-16 winter heating season. 

 

Workforce Development

For generations, natural gas utilities have served communities and supported families through good paying jobs and the opportunity for career advancement. Natural gas is the foundation fuel for our nation’s clean and secure energy future and AGA members want to hire a diverse and inclusive workforce that will upgrade and maintain the energy infrastructure of the 21st century.

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09.03.2016
 

AGA Responds to Furnace SNOPR

Negative Impacts for Consumers, Environment, Economy

 

Underground Storage

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AGA Comments on Proposal to Reissue and Modify Nationwide Permits

AGA has provided the Army Corps of Engineers with feedback on the Corps' proposal to modify and reissue the Nationwide Permit Program.  The Nationwide Permit (NWP) Program is essential to facilitate timely energy infrastructure projects so that natural gas utilities can continue to provide safe, reliable transportation of cleaner burning natural gas to businesses and residences.

 

AGA Files Comments on the California Air Resources Board’s GHG Proposed Rule for Natural Gas Transmission and Underground Storage

AGA filed provided feedback to the California Air Resources Board on its proposed rule for natural gas transmission and underground storage.  AGA’s comments echoed support for the technical comments submitted by INGAA, which argued that continuous ambient and wellhead monitoring for underground storage fields is not technically feasible, that the CARB proposed rule would include leak detection and repair survey requirements that differ unreasonably from established regulatory requirements.

 

AGA Files Comments on the California Air Resources Board’s GHG Proposed Rule for Natural Gas Transmission and Underground Storage

AGA filed provided feedback to the California Air Resources Board on its proposed rule for natural gas transmission and underground storage.  AGA’s comments echoed support for the technical comments submitted by INGAA, which argued that continuous ambient and wellhead monitoring for underground storage fields is not technically feasible, that the CARB proposed rule would include leak detection and repair survey requirements that differ unreasonably from established regulatory requirements.

 

AGA Provides Feedback to SEC on Sustainability Reporting

AGA has provided comments to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on business and financial disclosure requirements.  AGA encouraged the SEC not to mandate reporting on social issues such as climate and sustainability metrics in mandatory public filings where there was no material impact on a company's financial health.  In addition, AGA filed a separate letter to the SEC to respond to comments submitted by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB).

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Natural Gas Pipelines

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AGA Comments on Safety of Gas Transmission and Gathering Pipelines Proposed Rule (July 2016)

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07.07.2016
 

Natural Gas Utilities Express Concern and Submit Alternative Approaches to PHMSA’s Gas Transmission and Gathering Pipelines Proposed Rule

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