Did you know gasoline prices in 2020 were about 39% lower than they were in 2011? Find out how #pipelines are helping to lower energy costs for American households: https://bit.ly/2020-PIPELINE-SAFETY

In the last decade, U.S. healthcare spending grew by over 70% and education spending increased over 50%, while household energy spending declined by 10%. Learn more about how #pipelines have helped lower energy costs for Americans: https://bit.ly/2020-PIPELINE-SAFETY

No matter where you live, #pipelines deliver the energy you need to keep the lights on, heat your home, and get to work.

It takes energy to grow and adapt, to innovate and move forward – and to build a better future. #Pipelines deliver that energy.

American global energy leadership means increased self-sufficiency and the ability to help Americans find opportunities for better lives. #Pipelines fuel our economy.

Pipelines support high-paying jobs that are valued by union and non-union tradespeople alike, as well as those the energy industry supports across the economy.

The oil and natural gas industry supports more than 10 million jobs and contributes billions to U.S. GDP. #Pipelines deliver economic opportunities.

Abundant domestic energy delivered safely by #pipelines has helped lower energy costs for American households.

#Pipelines have helped lower energy costs for American households, saving an average of $2,500 a year for a family of four.

As the U.S. continues to be the world’s largest producer of oil and natural gas, pipelines safely and efficiently transport energy products thousands of miles from production areas eventually on to gas stations, airports, and manufacturing facilities.