Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future

06/05/2026

Our Q2 Newsletter is here! This quarter, we dive into…

📉 How 9 of our member companies are helping drive down methane emissions across the natural gas value chain through ONE Future

⚡ Why an all-of-the-above energy strategy is essential to meeting America's growing energy needs

🏛️ Why permitting reform is critical to strengthening U.S. energy security and economic growth

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06/04/2026

Outdated permitting rules are holding back America’s energy future.

Voters recognize that infrastructure is no longer keeping pace with rising demand, and two-thirds support permitting reform to speed up new energy infrastructure, including natural gas pipelines.

Modernizing the permitting process is key to building the infrastructure necessary to meet demand and deliver the affordable, reliable energy Americans deserve.

Read the latest from the Partnership to Address Global Emissions: https://bit.ly/4viLTb3

06/04/2026

Nine of our member operators, including Williams, EQT Corporation, Enbridge, TC Energy, New Jersey Resources, Boardwalk Pipelines, National Fuel, Southern Company Gas, and Dominion Energy, as part of ONE Future, are helping lead progress in reducing methane emissions across the supply chain, reducing methane intensity by 15.4% in 2024.

In her latest blog in our newly released Q2 newsletter, Senator Mary Landrieu highlights ONE Future Energy’s new marginal abatement cost study by ICF, outlining how the natural gas industry can continue advancing cost-effective methane reductions through innovation and new technologies.

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Natural gas is helping power America’s energy future by keeping energy reliable and affordable, supporting the continued growth of renewables, strengthening U.S. energy security, and providing a practical path to lower emissions. But delivering on that promise requires continued progress where it ...

06/03/2026

We recently hosted a Homeowner Utility Conversation at Bethany Baptist Church in Brooklyn, located in Congressman Hakeem Jeffries' district, where homeowners, seniors, and working families shared how rising utility costs are affecting their households.

Participants welcomed the recent reforms to New York's Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), expressing appreciation for Governor Kathy Hochul and the Legislature’s efforts to address affordability concerns while keeping the state on a path toward a cleaner energy future. The conversation reinforced the importance of balancing ambitious climate goals with the real-world needs of everyday New Yorkers.

06/02/2026

Did you know? Households that use natural gas save more than $1,100 per year on energy costs. Yet nearly one in four Americans still struggles to pay their energy bills.

So why are costs rising?

Policies that block critical natural gas pipelines and energy infrastructure are limiting access to affordable, reliable energy. As demand grows, states with these restrictions are increasingly forced to rely on more expensive and higher-emitting alternatives, including fuel oil, coal, and imported LNG.

At a time when affordability is top of mind for working families, we need commonsense energy policies that support a balanced, all-of-the-above approach—one that keeps energy reliable, affordable, and available for the people and businesses that depend on it every day.

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06/02/2026

Virginia voters are sending a clear message: energy affordability matters.

Our new poll finds an overwhelming majority are concerned about rising energy costs and want elected officials to make lowering those costs a top priority.

See the key findings from our latest poll: https://bit.ly/4ok27yF

06/01/2026

Our New York State Co-Chairs, Robert Duffy and Ruben Diaz, Jr., commend Governor Kathy Hochul for her steadfast leadership in advancing reforms to New York’s climate laws—an effort aimed at addressing soaring utility costs while maintaining the state’s commitment to a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. They also praise lawmakers in Albany for their thoughtful and balanced approach to this important issue.

Read more to see what civic, business, and community leaders from across New York are saying about these critical reforms and their impact on the state’s energy future:

New York, New York (May 28, 2026) – Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future hailed the passage of significant reforms to New York’s climate laws that will help control skyrocketing utility costs while keeping the state on the path to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future. Co-Chairs Rober...

05/29/2026

Meeting rising energy demand requires an all-of-the-above approach. Right now, a majority of voters say the U.S. isn’t making enough progress on producing more energy.

According to a recent poll from the Partnership to Address Global Emissions, over two-thirds of voters support increasing both the use and production of natural gas to help keep energy affordable while reducing emissions and strengthening U.S. energy security.

Learn more from PAGE: https://tinyurl.com/24y9tred

05/29/2026

New Jersey’s growing energy demands can’t be met without an all-of-the-above strategy.

At Garden State Initiative’s , former Senate President Steve Sweeney joined former NJDEP Commissioner Bob Martin and former NJBPU President Richard Mroz to discuss the state’s energy challenges — and why natural gas must remain a foundational part of New Jersey’s energy mix to support the continued expansion of renewables.

Listen to Senator Sweeney’s remarks:

05/29/2026

Our NJ State Chairman, former Senate President Steve Sweeney, applauds Assemblyman Wayne DeAngelo for leading the NJ Natural Gas Modernization Act through the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee.

As New Jersey faces rising energy costs and reliability challenges, this legislation takes an important step toward strengthening and modernizing our energy infrastructure while ensuring natural gas remains part of an all-of-the-above energy strategy alongside renewables and zero-carbon nuclear power.

Read his full statement here: https://tinyurl.com/njnaturalgasact