

RELIABLE
During a Natural Disaster
ESSENTIAL
To Reducing Our Carbon Footprint
CRITICAL
To National
Security



NATURAL GAS
IN FLORIDA
Natural gas is clean and efficient, and helps reduce our carbon footprint.
​
When a disaster hits, Floridians depend on natural gas to support emergency response. It's essential during hurricane season to power generators and cook food.
​
Natural gas powers 700,000+ homes and over 70,000 businesses. It moves ships across the ocean and can even send rocket ships to space.
​
With natural gas, there is limitless opportunity.
​


LNG is vital to powering Florida's maritime industry, and FNGA strongly advocates for ongoing investments in LNG and its supporting infrastructure.
Priority
LEGISLATION



Natural gas is renowned for its reliability, demonstrating exceptional resilience during extreme weather events. Its robust infrastructure ensures a consistent energy supply, with systems built to withstand harsh conditions when other energy sources may fail.
SB 1386 and HB 857 enhance penalties for assaults and batteries against utility workers while they perform duties.
HB 1137 and SB 1002 ensure that governmental entities cannot enact or enforce any measure that prohibits specific types of energy, nor can they limit the use of appliances that utilize certain energy types.

REAL LIFE FLORIDA STORIES
NATURAL GAS
BY THE NUMBERS
Natural gas powers Florida’s economy and provides good-paying jobs for Florida families.
​

44K
Natural gas creates 44,000 new jobs for Florida workers each year.

700K
More than 700,000 homes rely on natural gas and nearly 70,000 businesses are powered by natural gas.

$3.5B
Annually, natural gas generates $3.53 billion in economic impact, contributes $1.93 billion in wages to Florida families, and provides $317.4 million in state and local tax revenue.

$1K
Households that use natural gas for heating, cooking and clothes drying save an average of $1,041 per year compared to homes using electricity for those applications.
Natural gas has saved American families
$143 billion over 10 years.