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FX renewed “The Bear” for a second season. The show follows Carmy as he tries to rebuild his deceased brother’s restaurant, The Original Beef.
This fourth installment in an eight-part series examines takeaways from the Net-Zero Emissions Opportunities for Gas Utilities report. The American Gas Association released a vision for the future in February 2022.
Nearly all electric utility customers experience an average of one outage per year. High demand can cause rolling blackouts, which may be lethal during heatwaves or winter storms.
Natural gas utilities use physical and financial tools to purchase and store gas throughout the year in an effort to protect customers from market disruptions and stabilize energy bills.
March 18 is Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day. The text describes safety as a core value for AGA members and notes employees’ commitment to safety.
Jim Linn, chief information officer at AGA, was named a finalist in the corporate category of the 2022 Capital CIO of the Year ORBIE Awards. The awards ceremony was scheduled for August 5, 2022.
The American Gas Association sponsored the 2021–2023 Integrated Home Competition with the Consortium for Energy Efficiency. The competition recognizes connected devices and supports their adoption in homes for energy savings.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Energy announced the 2022 ENERGY STAR Excellence in Energy Efficiency Award. AGA natural gas utility members have been recognized for their energy efficiency contributions.
The page discusses career opportunities in the natural gas industry for recent high school and college graduates.
Black Hills Energy gas technician and military veteran Brock Domeier serves as chairman of Shickley, Nebraska, and founded the nonprofit Big Little Town Revitalization Club. He is a retired first sergeant in the U.S. Army National Guard.
AGA Board Chair and NiSource President and CEO Lloyd Yates says natural gas is here to stay. The industry will continue to provide customers with affordable, reliable and safe natural gas now and into the future.
The fourth installment of AGA's Learning from Leaders series features Lloyd Yates, President and CEO of NiSource.
Hear lessons from top leaders in natural gas utilities on Learning from Leaders. This episode, CPS Energy President and CEO Rudy Garza shares about the importance of the sharing of knowledge between mentors and mentees, and how that makes his company strong.
America’s natural gas utilities use new and modernized infrastructure and advanced technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining reliable, resilient and affordable energy choices for consumers.