According to the American Gas Association, there are more than 5.4 million commercial natural gas customers in the United States. This includes small, medium, and enterprise businesses, government buildings, industrial facilities, and many of the places we visit every single...

Did you know that heating water is the second largest use of energy in the average American home? Hot water heaters consume significant energy in commercial and residential applications, too. Natural gas water heaters – the efficient choice Switching to...

According to the American Gas Association, 177M+ Americans use natural gas to heat their homes, cook their food, heat their water, or dry their clothes. Indirectly, millions more consume electricity generated in natural gas plants, dine at restaurants equipped with...

The many uses of natural gas in our modern world are well documented. Natural gas accounts for more electricity generation than any other fuel, half of all American homes are heated with it, it’s a primary energy source in industrial...

Natural Gas is the Cleanest Fossil Fuel, but Why? According to Independent Statistics & Analysis from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, “Burning natural gas for energy results in fewer emissions of nearly all types of air pollutants and carbon dioxide...

Natural Gas 101: An Introduction Composed primarily of methane (CH4) with lesser quantities of other hydrocarbons, natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to burn for heating, electricity generation, or additional energy needs including CNG powered vehicles and other chemical...

Fuel for Farms: Benefits of Natural Gas in Agriculture Natural gas has the potential to revolutionize the way farms and agricultural facilities are powered in America. Abundant in domestic supply and easy to store for year-round reliability, natural gas offers...

7 Ways Natural Gas Keeps America’s Farmland Growing The agriculture industry uses an incredible amount of energy to keep America fed – as every stage of the food production process requires fuel, from cultivation to harvesting and on to final...

Dependable, Affordable, Ecological – Understanding the Advantages of Natural Gas Choosing the right energy source can make all the difference. Natural gas presents a wide scope of benefits, ranging from increased usability to cost savings, lower environmental impact, and more....

How the Natural Gas Distribution System Works The fundamental science behind what drives natural gas from underground reservoirs into homes, businesses, and power-generating plants across the country, is all about pressure. Gas flows from high pressure to low pressure –...

According to the American Gas Association, there are more than 5.4 million commercial natural gas customers in the United States. This includes small, medium, and enterprise businesses, government buildings, industrial facilities, and many of the places we visit every single...

Did you know that heating water is the second largest use of energy in the average American home? Hot water heaters consume significant energy in commercial and residential applications, too. Natural gas water heaters – the efficient choice Switching to...

According to the American Gas Association, 177M+ Americans use natural gas to heat their homes, cook their food, heat their water, or dry their clothes. Indirectly, millions more consume electricity generated in natural gas plants, dine at restaurants equipped with...

The many uses of natural gas in our modern world are well documented. Natural gas accounts for more electricity generation than any other fuel, half of all American homes are heated with it, it’s a primary energy source in industrial...

Natural Gas is the Cleanest Fossil Fuel, but Why? According to Independent Statistics & Analysis from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, “Burning natural gas for energy results in fewer emissions of nearly all types of air pollutants and carbon dioxide...

Natural Gas 101: An Introduction Composed primarily of methane (CH4) with lesser quantities of other hydrocarbons, natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel to burn for heating, electricity generation, or additional energy needs including CNG powered vehicles and other chemical...

Fuel for Farms: Benefits of Natural Gas in Agriculture Natural gas has the potential to revolutionize the way farms and agricultural facilities are powered in America. Abundant in domestic supply and easy to store for year-round reliability, natural gas offers...

7 Ways Natural Gas Keeps America’s Farmland Growing The agriculture industry uses an incredible amount of energy to keep America fed – as every stage of the food production process requires fuel, from cultivation to harvesting and on to final...

Dependable, Affordable, Ecological – Understanding the Advantages of Natural Gas Choosing the right energy source can make all the difference. Natural gas presents a wide scope of benefits, ranging from increased usability to cost savings, lower environmental impact, and more....

How the Natural Gas Distribution System Works The fundamental science behind what drives natural gas from underground reservoirs into homes, businesses, and power-generating plants across the country, is all about pressure. Gas flows from high pressure to low pressure –...