INGAA Congratulates President Biden, Vows to Work Together to Meet Energy Needs

By Brad Kramer January 20, 2021 View Profile

INGAA president and CEO Amy Andryszak congratulated President Joseph R. Biden on his inauguration as the 46th President of the United States. Andryszak said the association would work together with the new administration.

INGAA president and CEO Amy Andryszak

“INGAA congratulates President Biden on his inauguration as the 46th President of the United States,” Andryszak said in a Jan. 20 statement. “We look forward to working with the President, Vice President Kamala Harris and their administration to meet our nation’s energy needs and shared environmental goals.”

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Andryszak also reaffirmed the role of natural gas as an energy source and job provider.

“Natural gas, and the infrastructure that safely moves it from where it is produced to where it is consumed, plays a critical role in the road to economic recovery and a low-carbon future,” Andryszak said. “Job creation, reduced emissions and enhanced energy reliability are just a few of the advantages natural gas infrastructure projects have generated and will continue to provide our country for decades to come.”

Andryszak stressed that collaboration was the key to success as the country moves forward.

“Today I’m reminded of the strength of our Democracy and our country’s commitment to a peaceful transfer of power,” she said. “Just as political and business leaders of all stripes have joined together in this moment to congratulate the President and Vice President, INGAA looks forward to working collaboratively with the Biden administration and policymakers from both parties as we begin this next chapter in our nation’s history. Only by working together can we succeed in providing a safe, reliable, affordable, and clean energy delivery system for all Americans.”

INGAA represents the U.S. natural gas pipeline industry. INGAA’s members deliver clean, abundant, affordable natural gas throughout North America and operate approximately 200,000 miles of pipelines that serve as an indispensable link between natural gas producers and consumers.