Natural Gas is the Fuel of the Future

The news this week has been full of stories about the low price of natural gas. Indeed, U.S. natural gas futures fell to $2.402 per million Btu, the lowest price since March 4, 2002. Our nation possesses a 100-year supply of this clean burning energy source and we are the largest producer of natural gas in the world. So what can we do with this abundant natural resource?

Natural gas is our country’s foundation fuel and is well positioned to serve as a reliable, secure and clean energy source for U.S. homes, businesses and industries for decades to come. In an article in the recent issue of Oil & Gas Monitor AGA President and CEO Dave McCurdy outlines some of the ways Americans can utilize natural gas to improve our economy, reduce our impact on the environment and secure our nation’s energy future. Take a look.

About Jake Rubin

Jake Rubin is AGA's Director, Public Relations. Prior to coming to AGA, Jake was Press Secretary for Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND). He has worked as a communications strategist for a Congressman, advocacy organizations and political campaigns at every level. Jake holds a B.A. in American Studies with a minor in Journalism from Brandeis University. He earned his M.A. in Political Management from George Washington University. You can follow him on twitter @aga_jake

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