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API just launched our new “Some Things” campaign to show how American oil and gas delivers reliable, affordable energy — and why permitting reform is essential to build the infrastructure that powers our everyday lives.

What exactly is liquefied natural gas (LNG)? And how did the U.S. LNG industry become a global powerhouse? In this Energy Minute, API's Rob Jennings explains how American ingenuity launched the U.S. LNG export industry and how it serves as a source of geopolitical strength and as a stabilizing force in global markets.

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“In this country, we're blessed with a bounty of natural gas.” API President & CEO @mj_sommers joined @scotthennen on @WOYMRadio to discuss how abundant U.S. natural gas will help meet rising energy demand and why federal permitting reform is so important.

This energy crisis looks different than 1973 because America is in a different place. We built a world-leading oil and gas industry, and while that does not make us immune from global disruption, it puts us in a stronger position to manage volatility and help stabilize markets.

API Ohio applauds the bipartisan vote on House Bill 170 to establish state-specific regulations for carbon capture and storage technology in Ohio. Read our full statement: api.org/news-policy-an…

American energy production helps insulate consumers from the worst of this global supply shock, but infrastructure determines whether that energy can actually reach them. @mj_sommers joined @AmericaRpts to discuss why supply, pipelines and refining capacity all matter for prices.

“No energy source on the planet is growing faster and is more important than natural gas.” Today, @SecretaryWright visited @ExxonMobil’s Golden Pass LNG export terminal, which began exporting LNG in April 2026. As the world’s leading natural gas producer, the U.S. continues to keep domestic natural gas prices low while strengthening energy security both at home and abroad.

API President and CEO @mj_sommers joins @Varneyco and explains why California is especially exposed to disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. The state imports roughly 30% of their crude — compared to about 8% for the rest of the U.S. Add limited in-state refining capacity, and consumers feel the impact faster and harder.

"We still think that there's a possibility to get bipartisan, bicameral permitting reform done in this Congress." — API President & CEO @mj_sommers on @the535news

E15 and SRE reform would apply the same rules to both E15 and E10, which will help prevent supply disruptions, preserve E10 availability, and help ensure a reliable energy market.

Read API Ohio’s full testimony here: ohiosenate.gov/committees/ene…

The substitute retains every core policy choice and adds detail on funding the program, a financial commitment to local communities hosting the infrastructure and streamlined processes that build on ODNR's 40-plus years of experience regulating injection wells.

Today, API Ohio testified in support of Substitute H.B. 170 establishing state-specific regulations for carbon storage, an emerging industry that’s already investing in Ohio due to our abundant natural gas, robust industrial sector, skilled labor force and geological conditions.

Crude oil is a global commodity, meaning supply disruptions anywhere impact prices everywhere. API’s @T_Mason_H explains how instability in the Strait of Hormuz affects the global supply balance and influences motor gasoline prices in the U.S.