Natural gas has a story to tell, and it’s all about how affordability, reliability, safety and innovation go hand in hand ...

Whether you are counting down to the Iron Bowl, Army-Navy or Michigan v Ohio State game, college football season is built on ...

Can you believe it is already September? As kids and parents adjust to a new school year and the weather starts to grow ...

Nearly 200 employees responded, and their input became the foundation for Fueling Our Workforce—a highly interactive, two-hour training session used by utilities for new hires and veteran employees ...

In parts of Arkansas, big buck contests are a tradition every deer hunting season, encouraging hunters to hunt larger and older deer, supporting healthy competition and often providing funds for a ...

Analysis of Census Bureau data on new housing characteristics indicates that natural gas remains a significant heating option in new single-family home construction, despite changes in market share ...

Join AGA for the launch of Energy Affordability in Context, a new series of resources designed to bring greater context to energy affordability discussions. Featuring a new white paper, utility bill ...

SJI’s Melissa Orsen knows what makes a good team, and how to lead that team in delivering world class service to the communities they’re in. “You really want people that are really willing to think ...

What’s Consumers Energy’s biggest strength? For Executive Vice President and COO Tonya Berry, it’s the people. The colleagues and team members at Consumers are the “secret sauce” that make their ...

Great mac and cheese is a study in texture: a smooth, glossy sauce underneath and a cracker-crisp, buttery top above. This version layers sharp cheddar and gruyère for depth and balances richness with ...

This meeting is intended for federal, state, and local government affairs professionals as well as rate and regulatory professionals representing AGA member companies. The program will feature ...

In 1981, 20-year-old Lewis Stephens jumped headfirst off a pier into shallow water, shattering his C-4.5 vertebrae and permanently paralyzing him from the shoulders down. As one would expect, this ...