The Natural Gas Supply Collaborative (NGSC) is a voluntary collaborative of natural gas purchasers that are promoting safe and responsible practices for natural gas supply. Natural gas plays a vital role in the U.S. energy mix. This abundant domestic resource currently provides significant economic and environmental benefits to customers in the electric power, residential, industrial and commercial sectors and across the U.S. economy. At the same time, as public-facing companies in the natural gas value chain, electric generators and natural gas utilities face questions from the public, regulators, investors, and other stakeholders concerning natural gas production.
ERM is convening and managing the collaborative and overseeing development and release of all products of the collaborative.
Current members Hide
Current members include:
- Calpine Corporation
- Capital Power
- Consolidated Edison Company of New York
- CPS Energy
- DTE Energy
- Enbridge Gas
- Énergir
- National Grid
- New York Power Authority
- NRG Energy
- NW Natural
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company
- Southern Company Gas
- UGI Natural Gas
- Vermont Gas
Publications & Resources Hide
Natural Gas Supply Collaborative: Summary of Methane Performance Indicators (April 2020)
Natural Gas Supply Collaborative: Promoting Safe and Responsible Production Practices (January 2019)
Summary: NGSC Drivers, Benefits, Performance Indicators, and Next Steps (June 2018)
Environmental and Social Performance Indicators for Natural Gas Production (October 2017)
Technical Supplement: Environmental and Social Performance Indicators for Natural Gas Production (October 2017)
Press Release: Environmental and Social Performance Indicators for Natural Gas Production (October 2017)
Antitrust Disclosure
The Natural Gas Supply Collaborative and all its activities are subject to compliance with all federal and state antitrust laws. Participants in the collaborative do not discuss any company-specific pricing, natural gas supply terms and conditions, discounts or anything else that may affect prices, allocations of markets, specific supplier experiences, or any other competitively sensitive information.
