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Energy In Depth Become a fan of American energy production, and join the 1.2 million Americans hard at work responsibly developing our domestic energy resources.

Launched by the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) in 2009, Energy In Depth (EID) is a research, education and public outreach campaign focused on getting the facts out about the promise and potential of responsibly developing America’s onshore energy resource base – especially abundant sources of oil and natural gas from shale and other “tight” formations across the country. It’s

an effort that benefits directly from the support, direction and technical expertise of a broad segment of America’s oil and natural gas industry, led in Washington by IPAA, and guided on the ground by IPAA’s more than 6,000 members and affiliates in the states. Join in on the conversations here, and learn more about what we're doing to keep energy affordable here at home, create new jobs and minimize our dangerous dependence on foreign oil. Comment Policy:
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Game on🏒As the Stanley Cup Final gets underway, helps make everything from equipment to protective gear possible.
06/02/2026

Game on🏒

As the Stanley Cup Final gets underway, helps make everything from equipment to protective gear possible.

The U.S. already produces about 40% more than it consumes. The real challenge is making sure pipelines and storage inf...
06/01/2026

The U.S. already produces about 40% more than it consumes. The real challenge is making sure pipelines and storage infrastructure keep pace with growing demand at home and abroad.

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The U.S. produces far more natural gas than it consumes — enough to keep prices low at home and supply a growing share of global LNG demand. But at the 2026

Today’s goes to !The U.S. is set to add nearly 45 Bcf/d of new pipeline capacity by the end of 2027, helping move mor...
05/31/2026

Today’s goes to !

The U.S. is set to add nearly 45 Bcf/d of new pipeline capacity by the end of 2027, helping move more affordable American natural gas.

Discover the anticipated growth of the US natural gas pipeline network, set to increase by 44.9 Bcf/d by the end of 2027. Learn how Texas leads the expansion efforts, easing constraints and enhancing LNG export facilities. Stay informed on key projects like the Rio Bravo and Blackcomb pipelines, and...

Keeping every drive smooth and every round moving with a little help from ⛳️
05/30/2026

Keeping every drive smooth and every round moving with a little help from ⛳️

A new report found the U.S. natural gas system maintained reliability through 10+ straight days of extreme winter demand...
05/29/2026

A new report found the U.S. natural gas system maintained reliability through 10+ straight days of extreme winter demand during Winter Storm Fern ❄

More pipeline and storage infrastructure will be key to keeping energy reliable during future peak demand events.

A new report from Energy Ventures Analysis found the U.S. natural gas system maintained strong reliability during Winter Storm Fern, while calling for additional pipeline and storage infrastructure to reduce future supply constraints and price volatility.

Nearly 40 amicus briefs from federal officials, states, and industry groups urge the Supreme Court to shut down Boulder’...
05/28/2026

Nearly 40 amicus briefs from federal officials, states, and industry groups urge the Supreme Court to shut down Boulder’s climate lawsuit as an attempt to set national energy policy through state courts instead of Congress and federal regulators.

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As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments in Boulder’s climate lawsuit, more than three dozen amicus briefs made the same essential point: Boulder's climate lawsuit is an unconstitutional attempt to use state courts to dictate national energy and climate policy, and the Court should put...

Summer plans start with the energy that keeps America moving ☀
05/27/2026

Summer plans start with the energy that keeps America moving ☀

When it comes to global energy markets, energy security matters. As tensions around the Strait of Hormuz raise supply co...
05/26/2026

When it comes to global energy markets, energy security matters. As tensions around the Strait of Hormuz raise supply concerns, record U.S. production continues to provide stability for consumers and allies alike 🇺🇸

Disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz are the latest reminder that energy security and national security are deeply connected, and that stable, abundant American energy production plays a critical role in protecting consumers and supporting global markets. ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber warned this...

On this Memorial Day, we give our thanks to all who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.
05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we give our thanks to all who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.

Today’s goes to !As AI-driven power demand and energy security concerns fuel global LNG growth, the United States is ...
05/24/2026

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As AI-driven power demand and energy security concerns fuel global LNG growth, the United States is not only the world’s largest LNG producer, but is rapidly expanding export capacity to strengthen its lead.

Global LNG markets are shifting toward U.S. dominance as geopolitical instability, AI-driven electricity demand, and energy security concerns increase the premium on reliable gas supply.

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