API joins newly launched USMCA Coalition
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
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World Pipelines,
Yesterday, the American Petroleum Institute announced that it has joined the newly launched USMCA Coalition, backed by over 200 companies and associations across a wide variety of industries, to urge Congress to approve the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA):
“We are excited to join the newly launched USMCA Coalition, which represents a wide variety of industries, businesses, farmers, and manufacturers from across the nation, who all support a strong free trade agreement with our key allies: Mexico and Canada. This isn’t just about the potential impact to the US energy industry – but also to small businesses, manufacturers and US jobs. We call on Congress to put working families first and pass the USMCA to ensure the free flow of goods and energy between US, Canada and Mexico,” said Kyle Isakower, API’s Vice President of Regulatory and Economic Policy.
“In terms of the unique impact to the US energy industry, North American energy markets are deeply integrated and interconnected, and the free flow of energy products across our borders is essential for continued American energy leadership and economic growth.”
“The USMCA contains critical provisions that will enable the American natural gas and oil industry to continue its role as the world’s energy leader, provide affordable and reliable energy to American families, support key investments and energy projects across the country, as well as the continued support of over 10.3 million US jobs.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/27022019/api-joins-newly-launched-usmca-coalition/
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