No Images? Click here Happy June! It's officially June and that means summer is also here! We hope you have fun activities planned for the summer and spend plenty of time in the sun. This month, we will continue with more content on the environmental benefits of natural gas by providing graphics and social copy focused on air quality and natural gas’ displacement of coal. Since June is National Safety Month, we are providing an animated graphic on pipeline safety and are also launching 15-second clips of our pipeline safety video. We would also like to remind you that all four 15-second clips of the renewables and natural gas video are available on the INGAA YouTube channel for your use. We hope to see many of you at the June 21 America’s Energy Link workshop in Houston. This all-day workshop is designed as an educational deep-dive into America’s Energy Link, with a goal to promote natural gas and natural gas pipelines with social media. Click here to register. Next month brings a new quarter and with it, a new theme - consumer products and natural gas. Thank you for your continued support and remember to check INGAA’s Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn pages often. Feel free to share our America’s Energy Link messages with your co-workers and friends. Best, Cathy Posting Suggestions
Drafted Posts and GraphicsNational Safety Month Animated GIFPOST: 6/12From 24/7 monitoring to aerial surveillance, pipeline companies consider safety every step of the way. #NationalSafetyMonth #EnergyLink https://bit.ly/1Luff92 The Department of Transportation calls pipelines the safest mode of energy transportation, but that doesn’t mean pipeline companies stop working to make pipelines even safer. #NationalSafetyMonth #EnergyLink https://bit.ly/1Luff92 The Department of Transportation calls pipelines the safest mode of energy transportation, but that doesn’t mean pipeline companies stop working to make pipelines even safer. #NationalSafetyMonth https://bit.ly/1Luff92 New York City Clean AirPOST: 6/19#natgas usage in New York City buildings tripled from 2010 - 2016, reducing emissions and improving air quality. #EnergyLink http://bit.ly/2xOVNt9 New York City continues to cut energy and carbon emissions by transitioning it’s electric generation to natural gas and renewables. #EnergyLink http://bit.ly/2xOVNt9 New York City continues to cut energy and carbon emissions by transitioning it’s electric generation to natural gas and renewables. http://bit.ly/2xOVNt9 Natural Gas Displacing Coal Animated GIFPOST: 6/27Increased access to clean and affordable #natgas has driven the switch away from carbon-intensive fuel sources across the U.S. #EnergyLink https://bit.ly/1Luff92 The switch to clean and abundant natural gas in the U.S. is keeping carbon emissions down! #EnergyLink https://bit.ly/1Luff92 The switch to clean and abundant natural gas in the U.S. is keeping carbon emissions down! https://bit.ly/1Luff92 |