Natural Gas Industry Said Ready, Willing and Able to Build Pipeline Capacity – With Right Signals

Could this be the year that permitting natural gas projects is streamlined? It may be cautious optimism, but with a supportive administration and an industry eager to expand, permitting reform – and new gas infrastructure – could be on the table soon.

NGI recently sat down with CEO Amy Andryszak of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA). The trade group primarily represents interstate natural gas transmission pipeline companies in the United States and Canada on issues related to pipeline safety, construction and operation.

INGAA members believe that the Trump administration will advocate for eliminating regulatory barriers and implementing more efficient infrastructure permitting, Andryszak said.