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GPA Midstream welcomes bipartisan Senate permitting reform bill, and appreciates the bipartisan work that went into developing the proposal and is encouraged by provisions addressing environmental review timelines, Clean Water Act permitting, judicial review, regulatory certainty, and modernization of existing energy infrastructure.
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GPA Midstream congratulates David Cummins on his confirmation as Administrator of the Transportation Security Administration.
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GPA Midstream and GPSA support PHMSA efforts to modernize these requirements and supports regulations that allow operators to prioritize repairs based on sound data while maintaining safe, reliable energy infrastructure.
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GPA Midstream and GPSA support Sen. Alan Armstrong's permitting reform legislation because it recognizes the essential role midstream infrastructure plays in delivering reliable, affordable, and cleaner energy to households and businesses. The bill offers a pragmatic approach to pipeline development while maintaining strong environmental and safety standards.
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GPA Midstream applauds the Senate's unanimous passage of the “Pipeline Integrity, Protection, and Enhancement for Leveraging Investments in the Nation's Energy to assure Safety Act of 2025,” also known as the “PIPELINE Safety Act of 2025.”
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GPA Midstream and GPSA released a statement congratulating Alan Armstrong being sworn in as Oklahoma's new U.S. Senator.
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GPA Midstream applauds the U.S. House of Representatives passage of H.R. 4626, the Home Appliance Protection and Affordability Act.
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Tonight, President Donald J. Trump will deliver the State of the Union address. GPA Midstream and GPSA look forward to hearing his vision for the year ahead.
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GPA Midstream and its members appreciate the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)’s work to modernize pipeline safety regulations.
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GPA Midstream applauds the National Petroleum Council (NPC) for initiating two important studies at the request of U.S. Energy Secretary, Chris Wright. These studies make recommendations to address key challenges impacting energy infrastructure and the reliability of America’s energy system.
