Trump executive action supports critical energy infrastructure
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
Editor
World Pipelines,
Toby Mack, President and CEO of the Energy Equipment & Infrastructure Alliance (EEIA), has praised President Trump for signing executive orders to support the development of critically-needed energy infrastructure. The parallel executive actions remove barriers to pipeline construction, facilitate private financing of energy infrastructure, and update transport regulations to allow shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by rail. A second order provides the President with sole authority to grant permits for pipelines to cross the USA’s borders with Canada and Mexico, with advice from the US State Department.
“The President understands the importance of adequate energy infrastructure to American consumers and businesses who need affordable and reliable energy, and especially to the men and women who build energy projects and support their families and communities with the great jobs these projects create.” said Toby Mack.
“Every American family is benefitting from the domestic energy revolution. Innovation and new discoveries of clean and affordable fuels like natural gas are cutting consumer prices, utility bills, and air pollution. That wouldn’t be possible without pipelines and other infrastructure that move our new-found energy wealth to the marketplace. We applaud President Trump for standing up for American consumers, construction workers and their families. We look forward to building the projects that strengthen our nation’s critical energy infrastructure.”
About Energy Equipment and Infrastructure Alliance (EEIA)
EEIA is a non-profit organisation representing people and businesses who work in the energy supply chain. EEIA’s member companies and their workers provide construction, equipment, materials, and services essential to building the infrastructure necessary to produce and deliver America’s energy. The industry sector provides over 1 million good jobs with a massive economic footprint throughout America.
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