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America’s ±«Óãtv Pipeline Network

Pipelines transport natural gas from producers to consumers, providing critical energy needed to heat our homes, cook our food, fuel our factories, and generate electricity. Natural gas is a domestically produced, affordable, and foundational fuel source that the U.S. will rely on for decades to come, and natural gas and its related infrastructure are critical to a reliable, secure, and affordable clean energy future.

Delivering Clean Energy for the Future

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About Pipelines

Pipelines are the safest, most reliable, and most affordable way to deliver natural gas to consumers across the country. Pipelines work like a clean energy highway that moves natural gas from where it is produced to where it is consumed. Approximately one-third of energy consumed in the U.S. travels through natural gas infrastructure. We make safety our first priority on each and every project to ensure a safe and reliable energy highway.

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FERC

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is the lead federal agency responsible for the review and approval of interstate natural gas pipelines and is one of INGAA’s principal federal regulators. Under Section 7 of the ±«Óãtv Act, FERC must determine that new interstate gas pipeline projects or expansions are in “the public convenience and necessity” in order to approve them.

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Press Release

INGAA Congratulates David Rosner on his Appointment to FERC Chairman

WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, August 13, 2025 — Amy Andryszak, President & CEO of the ±«Óãtv (INGAA) issued the following statement congratulating…

August 13, 2025
Blog

Reliable Electric Grids This Summer Must Include ±«Óãtv 

With sweltering summer temperatures impacting most of the country and the growth of AI dominating the news cycle, there has rarely been more attention paid to the American energy economy. Natural…

August 13, 2025
Op-Ed

A reliable power grid requires more pipelines

By Scott Hallam and Amy AndryszakPublished in the Richmond Times Dispatch in June 2025

Over the past few weeks, alarms have sounded about potential grid reliability shortfalls and increased…

July 15, 2025
Press Release

INGAA Congratulates Trump Administration on passage of One, Big, Beautiful Bill – Applauds NEPA Reforms

Washington, District of Columbia, July 3, 2025 – Amy Andryszak, President & CEO of the ±«Óãtv, released the following statement following the passage of…

July 3, 2025
Press Release

INGAA applauds House passage of One, Big, Beautiful, Bill

WASHINGTON, DC, May 22, 2025 –Amy Andryszak, President & CEO of the ±«Óãtv (INGAA), released the following statement upon the passage of the budget…

May 23, 2025
Press Release

INGAA Hires PHMSA Lead as Pipeline Safety Director

WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, May 20, 2025 – The ±«Óãtv is pleased to announce that Ashlin Bollacker has joined the organization as the Director of…

May 20, 2025
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Natural gas production will remain critical to ensure sufficient, reliable and affordable power. And for natural gas to do its job, we must bolster our natural gas transportation network. The U.S. cannot continue to delay new pipeline construction and expect power grids across the nation to remain stable and reliable.

INGAA President & CEO Amy Andryszak and Boardwalk Pipelines President & CEO Scott Hallam in The Richmond Times Dispatch on the need to build out natural gas infrastructure to meet

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To meet America’s future energy needs, we need to build more infrastructure – from pipelines and power lines to power plants and offshore wind. Congress must take action update the federal statutes which would reform the permitting process to build essential energy infrastructure in America. Leveraging our abundant, affordable energy resources is how America stays ahead in the global economy.

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Featured Report

A Practical Guide For Environmental Inspectors

This Report offers a new perspective in assessing and documenting construction activities as it relates to environmental and sensitive features in or near the construction area. This is intended to ensure pipeline-operator and construction-contractor compliance with permitting and landowner agreements. It also provides a baseline knowledge level to Environmental Inspectors entering the field and assists in knowledge transfer to the next generation of Environmental Inspectors.

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