About the NWGA
The Northwest Gas Association (NWGA) is a trade organization of the Pacific Northwest natural gas industry. The NWGA's members include six natural gas utilities serving communities throughout Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia; and three natural gas transmission pipelines that transport natural gas from supply basins into and through the region.
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The Northwest Gas Association’s mission is to advance the safe, dependable and responsible use of natural gas as integral to the environmental, energy and economic future of the PNW. Its efforts foster greater understanding and informed decision-making among industry participants, opinion leaders and governing officials in the Pacific Northwest on issues related to natural gas.
Our Members:
Avista Utilities http://www.avistautilities.com
Cascade Natural Gas Corporation http://www.cngc.com
Intermountain Gas Company http://www.intgas.com
NW Natural http://www.nwnatural.com
Puget Sound Energy http://www.pse.com
Spectra Energy Corporation http://www.spectraenergy.com
TransCanada PipeLines http://www.gastransmissionnw.com
Terasen Gas http://www.terasengas.com
Williams – NW Pipeline http://www.williams.com
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Puget Sound Energy is Washington state’s oldest and largest energy utility, serving more than 1 million electric customers and almost 750,000 natural gas customers, primarily in the Puget Sound region. PSE meets the energy needs of its growing customer base through incremental, cost-effective energy efficiency, low-cost procurement of sustainable energy resources, and far-sighted investment in the energy-delivery infrastructure. Within close proximity to the utility’s service area is the Jackson Prairie Underground Natural Gas Storage Project, operated by PSE and jointly owned with Avista Utilities and Williams-Northwest Pipeline. Since its first day of operation in 1964, the Jackson Prairie Storage facility has grown to meet increasing demands on the Pacific Northwest gas supply system. Its underground storage capacity of 41 billion cubic feet of natural gas can provide 1.15 billion cubic feet of daily delivery of gas--enough to heat nearly 1.2 million homes on a cold winter da ...
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NW Natural is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.