Jim Bernhard was a bold and creative business leader who loved Louisiana and his LSU roots. He believed in a bright future for our state and in the special skills of our workers to help build the energy systems of the future . We are grateful for his leadership and generosity .

Thrilled to have @TerryMcAuliffe join @Natural_Allies!    His leadership in Virginia showed how natural gas and renewables together can drive growth, cut emissions, and power our future.

Our latest polling found voters across 8 Northeastern states—incl. 76% of Democrats—support natural gas working with renewables as part of a balanced, common-sense energy strategy to deliver affordability, reliability & climate progress. @Michael_Nutter breaks down the data ⬇️

America’s energy future demands balance.   In the latest @Natural_Allies newsletter:   ⚡️ @TimRyan shares why natural gas is essential to meet rising demand 📊 @Michael_Nutter examines polling showing Northeast voters backing gas + renewables   Read more and subscribe ⬇️

Amid the AI boom, US power demand is set to grow 500% faster through 2030 than the past 20 years. @TimRyan explains why modernizing America’s energy infrastructure is urgent. Without action, Americans could face higher energy prices, volatility and shortages. Read his latest:

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It was an honor and privilege to be in Albuquerque this week to speak with an incredible group of leaders about why America’s energy challenges—balancing affordability, reliability, security, and decarbonization—must be met by an all-of-the-above approach.

New York needs a balanced energy approach, including renewables & natural gas, to keep bills affordable, meet rising demand, lower emissions, & advance climate goals. ✅Common sense Democrats get it. ❌Out of touch extremists at today’s NYC City Hall protest don’t get it.

Thrilled to share @Natural_Allies’ new website is LIVE! It’s a powerful platform to show how natural gas—alongside renewables—is key to a clean, affordable, and reliable energy future. Check it out ➡️

We still miss you every single day and remain in awe of how you made each of us a better version of ourselves. Happy birthday, NJ. Love always. (2/2)

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Today would have been a milestone birthday for our dear friend, Norma Jane. NJ would never have wanted us to make a fuss—of course, we would’ve done it anyway 💕. Maybe lunch at Galatoire’s or Commander’s, followed by dancing well into the night. (1/2)

Gov Landry and I don’t agree on everything , but I want to support him in recognizing that the FEMA We Need is Not the One We Have ! We should have one that is “ faster and “closer to the ground “ and I for one, would be willing to work on this essential overall .

Trump-appointed council to overhaul FEMA meets in New Orleans. 'Not political theater.' https://t.co/2oTAWYzJeh via @nolanews

🚨 NEW RHODE ISLAND POLL 📊 Even in deep-blue states like Rhode Island, voters want progress and pragmatism when it comes to energy policy. Our latest RI poll shows 68% of voters prefer a balanced path—embracing both renewables and natural gas. Dive into the full findings:

I have only one question. What is the status of the Russian Collusion/Seditious Conspiracy indictments in the Southern District of Florida or will those seeking accountability and justice be sandbagged as we were in the Letitia James case today?

MA voters are fed up with the status quo of blocking gas pipelines, burning higher emitting fuel oil and relying on foreign energy.   Voters want a balanced approach—including natural gas with renewables—that can ensure affordability and reliability while reducing emissions.

Voters, already bothered by high prices, favor increasing role of natural gas in energy mix @Natural_Allies

Ahead of next week’s critical gubernatorial primary race, a new survey from @Natural_Allies takes voters’ temperature on a hot topic here in New Jersey: #energy. Here's what residents are saying: https://t.co/QZSjE1kNc6

RELEASE: New Poll Shows New Yorkers are Concerned about Energy Bills, Demand Energy Choice, and Oppose by a Wide Margin Albany Efforts to Block More Affordable Natural Gas https://t.co/f19qcl96Wh

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Amid rising energy costs, NY voters understand what’s at stake. That’s why 66% of voters—including 74% of Democrats—support a commonsense solution: balancing more renewables with more natural gas to ensure affordability and reliability.  Check out @Natural_Allies' poll:

In CT, the message from voters is clear: we need to expand natural gas supply with renewables to keep energy costs down and meet growing demand.   70% of voters reject the idea of moving away from natural gas entirely, underscoring the need for an all-of-the-above approach.

As Democrats we must get back to kitchen table issues focusing on affordability. A balanced energy policy is a good place to start.   NJ voters want an all-of-the-above energy strategy—including natural gas with renewables—that can stabilize costs while advancing climate goals.