#Energy is ultimately about supporting the lives and goals of the people around us. Along with our partners and communities, we’re confident that we have the best people, tools, and vision to meet the challenges before us.?#EnergyForward #NaturalGas
Building lower-carbon strategies is about much more than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach. At Washington Gas, we're proud of our ongoing work that supports the complex, still-emerging energy future.
Natural gas continues to be essential to our energy system, especially the power grid, because it is reliable, affordable, abundant, and key to lowering carbon emissions. ??? ICYMI, Alan Armstrong, CEO of Carolinas Natural Gas Coalition member Williams, discusses what's next for #naturalgas in this insightful interview. ??
Understanding the nexus of good government, policy, business, and the public good is key to accomplishing what seems to be impossible. President | Energy & Utilities | Advocacy | Policy | Government Relations
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The reality is there's no quick replacement for natural gas in our energy mix – but investing in America's 2.5 million miles of #NatGas pipeline infrastructure can lead us toward our net-zero emissions goals more quickly and cheaply. Learn more from the Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy’s report:
Interesting article. "...while it may seem counterintuitive, investing more in the domestic natural gas pipeline network could help the US reach net-zero emission goals more quickly and cheaply. Fortifying and upgrading the system could prepare the existing infrastructure to transport zero-carbon fuels as they become available and, in the meantime, reduce harmful methane leaks from natural gas."
The reality is there's no quick replacement for natural gas in our energy mix – but investing in America's 2.5 million miles of #NatGas pipeline infrastructure can lead us toward our net-zero emissions goals more quickly and cheaply. Learn more from the Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy’s report:
We all know decarbonization is the critical path. Our communities depend on a clean, safe enviornment with the energy it takes to power them. Energy companies are stepping up to meet those needs every day. To do that takes technology that is dependable and enables sustainable outcomes, for today and into the future. Watch Episode 3 of the Decarbonization in Oil and Gas series and learn more about how companies and communites come together. https://lnkd.in/ep9_Er92 #Decarb #OilandGas #rockwell #sustainability
News just in! Baker Hughes and bp?have delivered a breakthrough in flare emissions monitoring. Learn more here ?? https://lnkd.in/dK7c6cHt #Emissions?#Abatement?#EnergyTransition?#EnergyTrilemma?#WeAreBakerHughes?#BP?#Energy #BakerHughes
We all know decarbonization is the critical path. Our communities depend on a clean, safe enviornment with the energy it takes to power them. Energy companies are stepping up to meet those needs every day. To do that takes technology that is dependable and enables sustainable outcomes, for today and into the future. Watch Episode 3 of the Decarbonization in Oil and Gas series and learn more about how companies and communites come together. https://lnkd.in/g8UxhauX #Decarb #OilandGas #rockwell #sustainability
What’s next for natural gas? We interviewed Alan Armstrong, president and CEO of Williams, to dive into the evolving role of natural gas in the energy mix. With four decades in the industry, Armstrong shares insights and learnings — from time spent navigating the energy transition with an infrastructure company to embracing all the challenges that come with leadership. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/dppUqmtD #Leadership #NaturalGas #EnergyTransition
President of Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council and Institute for Energy Innovation
Enacting Michigan's historic #cleanenergy laws late last year was a big step - furthering the state's leadership in the Midwest. But with commitments like 100% clean energy by 2040 comes questions of grid reliability & resilience. Significantly expanding #transmission infrastructure is one of the most important steps needed for Michigan and the country as a whole to enable the connection of enough new renewable energy to meet clean energy goals, and the biggest action yet on new transmission in the Midwest is up for consideration this year. Recently, prominent Midwestern governors, including Gretchen Whitmer, as well as Michigan EIBC, called for MISO, the transmission grid operator for most of the central US, to take expeditious action on the next big milestone for buildout in the region. Read more in Michigan EIBC's latest newsletter: https://lnkd.in/g8K8zC3k
