Natural Gas is
Affordable
America's abundance of natural gas resources and our extensive infrastructure base are able to satisfy current and future domestic energy demand while keeping prices affordable and stable for decades into the future.
Essential Energy
AGA has commissioned four studies to examine the importance of natural gas in various industries. These studies will look at how eliminating natural gas would impact businesses, customers and our economy.
Natural Gas: Growing, Fertilizing, Feeding
The availability of affordable natural gas – an important feedstock for many key agricultural inputs — has directly benefited the U.S. agriculture sector. Those benefits extend to farms, ranches, and beyond through jobs and tax revenue.
The U.S. agriculture sector and its suppliers make up almost 15% of all U.S. commercial and industrial consumption, making it one of the largest consumers of natural gas.
Natural gas helps the U.S. economy produce the agrochemicals like fertilizer which increases crop yields. The U.S. sector would be in a precarious position if it were to lose access to natural gas.