Energy Tomorrow Blog
New Logo Reflects API’s Future Focus, Collaborative Path to Finding Solutions
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Megan Bloomgren
Posted July 13, 2020
Strong, bold and fresh. API’s new logo is all of these and more – reflecting our industry’s laser-focus on the future, innovation and the evolving role of natural gas and oil in taking us on the journey:
API represents women and men who work every day to find 21st-century energy solutions – dependable, adaptable and cleaner – to power our country forward. We’re excited to unveil this logo, a visual identity, which we believe will associate our workers and what they do with ingenuity, community and progress.
ET Blog Moves to API.org Aug. 20
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Mark Green
Posted August 7, 2018
You’ve probably noticed some changes to API’s social media channels. The messages on Facebook and Twitter are the same, but we're streamlining your access to news, analysis and commentary on natural gas and oil issues, which we believe will foster even more conversation about energy.
Beginning Aug. 20, there’ll be another change: The Energy Tomorrow Blog will move to API.org as we pull together primary API content on our home website.
API Q2 Industry Outlook: The Tide Turns
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Dean Foreman
Posted June 21, 2018
The API Industry Outlook for the second quarter of 2018 is one of the things that’s new at API. If you follow energy markets, you’ll appreciate an incisive view of the economy at home and abroad as well as markets for crude oil, natural gas and petrochemicals.
Beyond nice-to-know “macro factors,” here are things to know and understand about trade barriers that could affect economic activity and prices where you work and live.
State of American Energy 2018: Powering Past Impossible
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Mark Green
Posted January 9, 2018
State of American Energy 2018: API President and CEO Jack Gerard described the natural gas and oil industry as technologically advanced, innovative and forward looking – all critically important to continued delivery of the energy Americans use every day for transportation, essential consumer products, life-saving technologies and more. Our industry is up to helping Americans meet the challenges of today and tomorrow – endeavors that hinge on energy.
Welcome to Instagram, @JackGerardAPI!
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Mark Green
Posted November 2, 2017
Now this is fun: Jack Gerard, API’s president and CEO, is on Instagram, providing an inside look at his work leading the country’s largest oil and natural gas trade association and his energy advocacy efforts – but also other stuff. Jack has been active on Instagram for a few weeks and clearly enjoys it. Check his feed. Even better: follow along: @JackGerardAPI
API’s New D.C. Home To Be Innovative, Self-Sustaining
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Mark Green
Posted October 3, 2017
API is on the move. Reflecting the advanced technologies that natural gas and oil bring to energy production and our commitment to reducing our environmental footprint, the industry’s leading national trade association plans to move next year to a new, self-sustaining LEED Platinum-certified building in downtown Washington, D.C., that will include a number of innovative features.
Let's Talk Clean Energy
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Mark Green
Posted September 27, 2017
Snitchler is New API Market Development Director
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Mark Green
Posted September 19, 2017
API has a new group director for Market Development – former Ohio Public Utilities Commissioner Todd Snitchler. He heads a team that is focused on increasing market opportunities for abundant natural gas, which is benefiting consumers and manufacturers while advancing U.S. climate goals. In addition to serving as Ohio PUC chairman and chairing the Power Siting Board of Ohio, Snitchler was elected twice to the state’s House of Representatives.
Oil and Natural Gas – Powering Past Impossible
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Mark Green
Posted February 6, 2017
SOAE 2017: An Energy Vision for Today and Tomorrow
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Mark Green
Posted January 4, 2017
The Twitter-sphere did a good job reflecting many of the key messages from API’s annual State of American Energy event in Washington: economic growth, jobs, collaboration, solution-finding and bipartisanship.