Partnership to Address Global Emissions

Pass the bipartisan SPEED Act so America can build the infrastructure we need to bring energy costs down.

Proud to kick off #ClimateWeekNYC with the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center and my Partnership to Address Global Emissions colleagues at our Advancing Transatlantic Energy Trade and Partnerships reception. The conversations, occurring on the heels of the EU’s announcement to phase out Russian gas, showed the power of the U.S. and Europe energy relationship and the importance of further investment. Our next steps are clear. We must pass permitting reform to modernize U.S. infrastructure to meet rising demand at home and abroad while deepening efforts with Europe to cut emissions and strengthen our allies’ energy security. Appreciate our hosts, industry leaders and policymakers pushing real projects and policy to achieve our shared objectives.

PAGE is excited to officially welcome Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt as an Advisory Council member. Amb. Pyatt’s 35-year career of leadership and service at the State Department will help further PAGE’s work advocating for U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and natural gas infrastructure to advance energy security and climate progress.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, U.S. LNG emerged as a vital solution to help Europe weather the energy crisis, keep its economy running, and ultimately reduce its dependence on Russian gas. Learn more from our new Advisory Council member, Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt.

Congress must enact comprehensive permitting reform legislation to allow the U.S. to use its energy as a force for good in the world.

We must streamline our permitting process to build needed infrastructure to power a cleaner energy future at home and abroad.