July 18, 2025 - 02:53

A coalition comprising over thirty business, industry, and trade organizations has come together to advocate for the expansion of natural gas infrastructure in Arizona. This initiative, spearheaded by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry, involves a joint letter submitted to the Arizona Corporation Commission. The letter emphasizes the critical need for improved natural gas infrastructure to support economic growth and energy reliability throughout the state.
Signatories of the letter include local chambers of commerce and various associations representing a diverse range of industries, highlighting the widespread support for this initiative. The coalition argues that expanding natural gas infrastructure will not only enhance energy access but also create jobs and stimulate economic development.
Moreover, the group believes that a robust natural gas network is essential for meeting the energy demands of Arizona's growing population and businesses. By investing in this infrastructure, they aim to ensure a sustainable and resilient energy future for the state, ultimately benefiting residents and businesses alike.
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