To meet America’s future energy needs, we need to build more infrastructure – from pipelines and power lines to power plants and offshore wind. Congress must take action update the federal statutes which would reform the permitting process to build essential energy infrastructure in America. Leveraging our abundant, affordable energy resources is how America stays ahead in the global economy.
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Pipelines are the safest, most reliable, and most affordable way to deliver natural gas to consumers across the country. Pipelines work like a clean energy highway that moves natural gas from where it is produced to where it is consumed. Approximately one-third of energy consumed in the U.S. travels through natural gas infrastructure. We make safety our first priority on each and every project to ensure a safe and reliable energy highway.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is the lead federal agency responsible for the review and approval of interstate natural gas pipelines and is one of INGAA’s principal federal regulators. Under Section 7 of the Natural Gas Act, FERC must determine that new interstate gas pipeline projects or expansions are in “the public convenience and necessity” in order to approve them.
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, October 22, 2026 – The Board of Directors for the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) has appointed Chris Schindler to serve as the chairman of…
Watch two important conversations with 535 News contributor Susan Davis – one with Sen. Alan Armstrong and a panel with Amy Andryszak (Interstate Natural Gas Association of America), Todd…
Listen in as leaders in the energy space discuss the need for more energy infrastructure and examine how unpredictable permitting processes limit the ability to build adequate infrastructure to meet…
INGAA President & CEO, Amy Andryszak, joins 535 News to discuss the rapid growth in American energy demand driven by data centers, electricity use and LNG exports.
She explains why the United…
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, September 30, 2026 – Amy Andryszak, President and CEO of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA), released the following statement on the…
By Karen Harbert, Edith Naegele, Amy Andryszak, Dena Wiggins, Dustin Meyer
Published in the Washington Examiner September 18, 2026
Permitting reform has been one of Washington’s most…
INGAA President & CEO Amy Andryszak and Electric Power Supply Association President & CEO Todd Snitchler on the need for permitting reform to buildout the critical infrastructure we need to meet surging energy demand.
The INGAA Foundation, partnering with the NEED Project, created a toolkit to provide student-friendly activities that can be taken into the community setting – whether a tabling event, a classroom visit, a speaking engagement, or a career fair – and provide confidence-building opportunities for our emerging STEM-leaders. These activities also come with training modules, which aim to get stakeholders confident and prepared to go into community settings and engage with stakeholders about the value of natural gas and its related infrastructure.
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