INGAA President & CEO Amy Andryszak: “The broad cross-section of industries—oil and gas, renewables, transmission developers, manufacturing, labor—reflects the shared desire to enact meaningful reforms to enable the development of linear energy infrastructure…”

Lawmakers have an opportunity to turn this momentum into meaningful progress and ensure Americans have access to affordable, reliable, and secure energy to meet growing demand.

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📢The INGAA Board of Directors has appointed Christopher Schindler, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary & Chief Compliance Officer, of @OneSouthernStar to serve as Chair of the organization.

The INGAA team looks forward to working with Chris, Southern Star, and our membership to continue to advance shared priorities, support sound energy policy, and ensure the natural gas pipeline industry continues to meet the nation's evolving energy needs.

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America has the energy resources. What we need is the infrastructure to deliver them.

Meeting projected natural gas demand through 2052 will require more than $1 trillion in new midstream infrastructure. But that investment won’t happen at the scale we need without a more permitting process.

🔊Listen to INGAA’s Amy Andryszak discuss this and more on NGI’s Hub & Flow Podcast: hubflow.podbean.com/e/25000-miles-…

European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen recently called Europe’s dependence on imported fossil fuels an “energy price crisis” and a “stark example of how dangerous and expensive it is to be dependent on imported fossil fuels.”

The lesson is straight forward: Energy security isn’t just about how much energy a country produces. It’s also about whether the infrastructure exists to deliver that energy to consumers.

America has abundant natural gas, but infrastructure constraints keep affordable domestic energy from reaching the consumers who need it.

Expanding and modernizing natural gas pipeline infrastructure can help connect domestic energy supplies with consumers, strengthen reliability, diversify heating options, and help reduce energy costs.
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The demand for more energy is real. And the time to act is now.

▶️ Watch the clip to hear @INGAApipelines President & CEO Amy Andryszak highlight the INGAA Foundations, Inc.’s Midstream Infrastructure Report and the investments needed to meet growing energy demand.

📝Statement from @INGAApipelines President and CEO Amy Andryszak on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026

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The future of North American energy trade — and the credibility of USMCA itself — depend on whether we are willing to enforce the deal we made.

Read my latest @thehill opinion co-authored with Amy Andryszak, President and CEO of @INGAApipelines and Jason Grumet, CEO of @USCleanPower.

Mexico has repeatedly fallen short of its commitments under the USMCA, enacting policies that give state-owned industries an unfair advantage over American energy companies. American companies should be able to invest and compete on a level-play field under clear and predictable rules.

Read the latest from Rep. Jodey Arrington, Jason Grumet (American Clean Power Association), and Amy Andryszak (INGAApipelines) in The Hill: thehill.com/opinion/intern…

“We need to get back to building infrastructure.”

During Climate Week, @EQTCorp’s @Shalennial joined @BloombergRadio’s @timsteno and @carolmassar to discuss why permitting reform is key to meeting growing energy demand and lowering costs for families and businesses.

@INGAApipelines Amy Andryszak and @TheAXPC's Anne Bradbury had a great discussion about today’s energy landscape and the forces shaping natural gas development and infrastructure at SHALEINSIGHT® (@MarcellusGas) view the highlights ⬇️

Onto another fireside chat with AXPC's Anne Bradbury, INGAA's Amy Andryszak, and MSC's Jim Welty. Check out the comment section for some highlights of their conversation!

“The question is no longer whether reform is necessary. The question is whether Congress will seize this growing momentum and deliver.”

Too often natural gas infrastructure projects are slowed by years of permitting delays. To meet growing energy demand we need comprehensive, durable permitting reform to build the infrastructure to deliver the reliable energy the nation needs.

Read the latest Natural Gas Council op-ed now:
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We have the ideas, talent and capital to build big things in this country. Too often, permitting delays stand in the way.

When projects sit in review for years, costs rise, investment stalls and communities miss opportunities for jobs and economic growth.

A faster, more process can help move critical energy infrastructure forward while maintaining important reviews.

We support permitting reform that helps America build the infrastructure needed to meet growing energy demand.

@INGAApipelines Amy Andryszak joined @NGInews Hub & Flow Podcast to highlight why getting #PermittingReform done now is so critical. We need a clear, efficient path forward so we can build out the midstream natural gas infrastructure necessary to deliver the reliable energy the nation demands.

🎙️Take a listen: hubflow.podbean.com/e/25000-miles-…

Great discussion yesterday @NCEWConf.

@INGAApipelines President & CEO Amy Andryszak joined leaders from Redbud Consulting, @NEMAupdates , @CEBAPower , and @WilliamsUpdates to examine how unpredictable permitting processes limit the ability to build adequate infrastructure to meet.

“If we don’t pass permitting reform, you’re going to see increased disparity between those that have reliable energy and those that don’t.” - Amy Andryszak, President & CEO @INGAApipelines

@INGAApipelines Director of Pipeline Safety Ashlin Bollacker joined the Pipeliners Podcast to discuss electric transmission reconductoring, the practice of upgrading power lines with higher-capacity conductors, and its growing impact on pipeline corrosion.

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Reconductoring isn’t a new issue but, as Ashlin notes, due to a rise in energy demand, a lack of permitting reform to build the infrastructure needed to meet that demand, and new technologies, the it is coming to the forefront because the industry needs to unlock additional capacity quickly.

“The reason there is so much attention on permitting reform is because it is impossible to build any large-scale infrastructure projects in this country right now.”

#Energydemand is growing fast and we need comprehensive permitting reform to build the infrastructure needed to deliver the reliable energy the nation needs.

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"America’s energy needs will not pause while the permitting process catches up. The investment is ready. The projects are waiting. Congress should pass comprehensive permitting reform now. Americans should not have to wait any longer."

Read the latest @INGAApipelines and @EPSAnews op-ed on the need for #PermittingReform to meet the nation's growing energy needs.

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