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Improving Methane Emissions from Natural Gas Transmission, Storage

By INGAA, Environmental, Health and Safety Committee Natural gas plays an important role in our modern lives, helping to diversify the nation’s energy portfolio by providing a reliable source of energy generation that complements renewable sources that have variable generation.  (Graph 1) Graph 1: U.S. Natural Gas Consumption by Sector, 2016 Pipelines serve as a reliable and indispensable link between natural gas producers and consumers. For example, INGAA-member companies move natural gas through interstate natural gas pipelines, which supply 68.4 million homes and 5.5 million commercial businesses with natural gas for heating and ot

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