Beyond the Pipeline

Spring weather and expanded COVID-19 vaccinations are drawing people back outside. Combined with the recently loosened capacity restrictions in restaurants and bars in Pennsylvania, the good news means more people are enjoying restaurant dining – both indoors and outdoors.

We recently celebrated Women in Construction Week at Energy Transfer, highlighting the many women who help make our energy infrastructure projects possible – from designing and engineering to constructing pipelines and other facilities that ultimately keep America running.

In less than a decade, propane production in the United States skyrocketed, nearly doubling from 15.8 billion gallons in 2008 to 28 billion gallons in 2017.

March marks one year since the pandemic has caused many Americans to call their living rooms, dining rooms and spare bedrooms their new “temporary” offices and kids and parents have learned to adapt to uncertain school schedules and a virtual learning environment.

For many of us, when we think back on our childhood days commuting to and from school, we think of loud, yellow buses with unmistakable exhaust fumes. But that may not be the experience for every child today and into the future.

20 highlights of 2020 from our team at Energy Transfer With the year coming to a close, 2020 undoubtedly will go down as one of the most challenging times our nation has faced in at least a generation. As we reflect on this past year, we are reminded of the tremendous...