Beyond the Pipeline

Pennsylvania’s ascent among natural gas producers nationally has provided an economic boost to the commonwealth, especially for the skilled tradesmen and women who work in the sector. Continued investments in pipeline infrastructure to support the industry mean even more opportunities in the future.

The year 2021 has brought renewed hope to Americans through a number of new developments. After a challenging year of lockdowns, schools are reopening and restaurants are welcoming customers again. For Pennsylvania’s skilled trades, Labor Day is a time to celebrate all we have done and will continue to do, and the future opportunities we see ahead.

Habitat conservation and protection in Pennsylvania are top priorities in everything we do, and this summer that means we’re putting a focus on fish habitats and awareness. We are proud to support local fishermen and environmental organizations that make a difference across the commonwealth.

From the start of the opening ceremony, the Olympics highlight 16 days of the world’s premier athletes competing in exhilarating feats. Held this year in Tokyo, the global event also showcases many products derived from propane and other natural gas liquids (NGLs).

Energy Transfer recently shared updates about our Pennsylvania Access initiative, which will bring refined products like gasoline, diesel and jet fuel from Midwest supply regions eastbound through Pennsylvania and north into New York.

Sunglasses — check. Kayak — check. Propane grill — check. What do all these things have in common? They all require propane. And as millions of Americans kick off the summer with outdoor activities, lawn and garden projects and gatherings with friends and family, propane is a big part of this time of year.