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Only #pipelines have the capacity to deliver new energy supplies needed to drive gas prices down.


To drive down gas prices, we need more energy supplies. Only #pipelines have the capacity to do that.


Families shouldn’t have to wonder how they are going to afford to fill up their gas tanks and heat their homes. #Pipelines help lower gas prices.


Families need affordable energy. #Pipelines can deliver the large supplies of energy needed to get prices down.


#Pipeline infrastructure is what we need to make energy affordable for American families.


Affordable energy delivered by #pipeline helps American families protect their budgets.


Affordable fuel delivered by #pipeline is an essential part of the supply chain.


When America was allowed to produce as much energy as it could, American families saved over $200 billion annually in energy costs thanks to increased natural gas and oil supplies delivered by #pipelines.


A family could save as much as $2,500 each year on energy because of new oil and gas production delivered by #pipelines.


Staying warm in the winter, getting to work, or running the air conditioning in the summer can be a struggle. #Pipeline can deliver additional energy supplies needed to help America save billions each year.


American families need affordable gas prices to get where they need to go. #Pipelines can deliver the additional supplies needed to get prices down.


Rural households depend on affordable #pipeline-delivered propane to fuel their stoves, water heaters and furnaces.


Higher fuel prices strain limited family budgets. When energy prices go up, families are forced to decide between basic essentials like food, medicine, clothing and paying bills.

Minority households are forced to choose between reducing or forgoing food or medicine to pay higher energy costs at twice the national average.

Getting to a good-paying job across town depends on affordable gasoline or diesel. To drive prices down we need more energy supplies delivered by #pipelines.

A good-paying job may not be available where you can afford to live – we need more energy supplies delivered by #pipelines to drive prices down and help you get where you need to go.

Gig economy jobs depend on affordable gasoline. We need more energy supplies delivered by #pipelines to drive prices down.

The energy transition may leave some Americans behind if we don’t get affordable energy delivered by #pipelines as long as we need it.

For some families, staying warm in the winter, getting to work, or running the air conditioning in the summer is a struggle. #Pipeline-delivered energy can deliver relief.

Grocery stores are stocked, businesses can grow, and Americans can get where they need to go because #pipelines can deliver the supplies needed to get prices down.

Tight family budgets covering housing, medical expenses and food also need to pay for energy. #Pipelines delivering additional supplies of energy can help households save thousands each year.

Abundant fuel is affordable fuel. #Pipelines deliver the energy we need.

A 10% increase in household energy costs could lead to 840,000 people across the U.S. being pushed into poverty. #Pipelines can bring relief with more energy supplies and lower prices.

#Pipelines don’t just deliver fuel savings. Insulation, roofing and siding that help save energy costs are made from raw materials delivered by pipeline.


American families need affordable gas prices to get where we need to go.


Cold-weather households depend on affordable #pipeline-delivered heating fuel to stay warm.


Rural households depend on affordable #pipeline-delivered propane to fuel their stoves, water heaters and furnaces.


#Pipelines can deliver energy at 50% or lower cost than alternative transportation modes like trains, and much lower in cost than trucks. That means lower fuel costs for American families.

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