⏳ less than 1 week until puck drop! 🏒 None of the ice, lights, or fandom that powers game night happens without #OilAndGas. Get ready, hockey season is almost here.

Data centers need power and Western PA has it. As AI and cloud demand grow, natural gas production is stepping up to meet it. triblive.com/local/valley-ne…

Demand for #naturalgas keeps rising, yet prices are expected to drop this winter. The reason: enormous supply. Read more below⤵️ washingtonpost.com/opinions/…

The unintended consequences of a diesel export ban could disproportionately hit American independent producers in ways many may not expect—but the economics are straightforward. @SPGlobal estimates that an outright ban could strand roughly 1.5 million barrels per day of diesel domestically and ultimately force U.S. refiners to cut crude oil runs by approximately 1.9 million barrels per day. For the smallest independent producers, with fewer assets and less financial flexibility, a sharp reduction in refinery demand could put drilling, investment and continued production under significant pressure. IPAA was at the forefront of the effort to lift the nation’s decades-old crude oil export ban in 2015, and that experience underscores why independent producers have long focused on the effects of export restrictions on domestic investment. #energyproduction #smallbusinesses #energypolicy #oilandgas #independentproducers #diesel

As EID recently explored, export bans do not operate in a vacuum. With diesel prices driven by global markets and geopolitical instability, restricting U.S. exports would do little to address the root causes behind higher prices ⤵️ energyindepth.org/the-diesel…

"Export bans would lead to less fuel production, tighter supplies, and rising costs." @TomJPyle of @AEA lays out why a diesel export ban could backfire and leave consumers worse off. americanenergyalliance.org/2…

"The blunt tool of banning diesel exports definitely doesn't work." @SecretaryWright made the case clearly: export bans can reduce refining and put upward pressure on gasoline and jet fuel prices. reuters.com/legal/litigation…

Today’s fireside chat, moderated by MSC’s Welty, joined by @PHMSA_DOT Keith Coyle and @FERC Christopher Smith, discuss the regulatory and infrastructure issues shaping the future of America’s natural gas pipeline system.

To kick off day 2 of #SHALEINSIGHT2026 Deputy @ENERGY Secretary James Danly takes the stage discussing America’s Next Energy Era. From Benjamin Franklin's first "spark" to the modern shale revolution, Pennsylvania has been at the forefront of American energy dominance.

Power sector demand is projected to be nearly 20% higher than it was five years ago, highlighting #naturalgas' growing role in keeping both homes and the electric grid running when demand peaks. naturalgasintel.com/news/nat…

Throughout your home, the products and technologies that make daily life more convenient, comfortable, and connected often share one thing in common: #OilAndGas 🏡

Experts also warn that even a temporary diesel export ban would chill investment across the energy sector and would actually raise prices for consumers. Learn more: energyindepth.org/the-diesel…

As #AI drives new demand for data centers and #LNG exports connect American energy to global markets, the need for reliable energy continues to expand. #Naturalgas is playing an increasingly important role in powering economic growth and energy security. hartenergy.com/midstream-ene…

With November approaching, candidates are hitting the road and voters are heading to the polls. #OilAndGas helps power the journey 🇺🇸

The next energy bottleneck isn't finding #naturalgas. It's getting natural gas where it needs to go. Without #permitting reform and new infrastructure, growing demand could outpace our ability to deliver #affordable energy. naturalgasintel.com/news/pip…

Michigan is the latest state looking to expand its role in carbon capture development. It's part of a growing national trend as states recognize #CCS as both an energy and economic opportunity. Read more ⤵️ energyindepth.org/michigan-j…

New EIA record: U.S. crude oil output is projected to hit 13.8 million barrels/day in 2026 — topping last year's record of 13.7M b/d. The Permian Basin alone accounts for roughly half of total U.S. production. 🚨 #OilAndGas #EnergyIndependence energiesmedia.com/eia-us-cru…

The lights, the cameras, the crowd — none of it happens without energy. #OilAndGas powers fight night from start to finish. 🥊

From the wool in your favorite blanket to the propane warming your patio, #OilandGas keeps fall cozy. 🍂☕️

AI and data centers are driving the biggest electricity demand surge in decades. The solution is clear: reliable, abundant oil and gas that keeps the grid running while other options catch up. subscriber.politicopro.com/n…