EQT was honored to host Doug Burgum, Interior Secretary and Chair of the National Energy Dominance Council, for a Marcellus shale field visit in Washington County, Pennsylvania yesterday in partnership with American Exploration & Production Council, Halliburton and Range Resources Corporation. The site visit and discussion highlighted the opportunity for American energy producers to meet growing demand at home and abroad as well as drive emissions reductions and support local communities. Achieving these goals depends on domestic energy policies that promote continued investment and production. EQT CEO Toby Rice stated, “EQT is proud to have joined energy leaders, local officials, our community, and employees in welcoming Secretary Burgum to Western Pennsylvania — home to one of the world’s richest natural gas reserves. The Administration’s decision to visit Appalachia within its first 100 days highlights its recognition of this region’s key role in securing America’s energy future. We look forward to further working with Secretary Burgum and the Interior Department to ensure a secure, reliable, and sustainable energy future for all Americans.” #BuildBabyBuild #UnleashUSLNG #EnergyEvolution #NaturalGas (fb)

Thanks to a donation from the EQT Foundation, a new mural in Claysville will serve as a vibrant tribute to the community's history. A program of the Claysville Area Preservation and Revitalization Initiative, and painted by local artist Diane Adams, the mural area offers a place for locals to gather and celebrate their small community and inspire future generations. (fb)