About Williams

Business Focus

Williams' businesses produce, gather, process and transport clean-burning natural gas to heat homes and power electric generation across the country.

Background

Williams has been in business since 1908, when two Williams brothers began a construction company. That business grew into the world's leading pipeline engineering and construction firm. Under the Williams Brothers name, the company went public in 1957 with a net worth of about $8 million.

Key Services

• Natural gas exploration & production

• Natural gas gathering & processing

• Interstate natural gas transportation
  

Exploration & Production

• 900 million cubic feet per day of natural gas production in the U.S. and abroad

• 3.9 trillion cubic feet equivalent of natural gas reserves in the U.S. and abroad

• 99 percent of our reserves are natural gas

• Replaced our 2006 U.S. wellhead production of 276 billion cubic feet equivalent at a ratio of 216 percent

• U.S. interests are in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma

• International interests are predominantly in Argentina

• Named the 2006 Hydrocarbon Producer of the Year at the Global Energy Awards

• 800% increase in production over the past decade

Midstream

• Nine gas processing plants

• Eight separation/dehydration/treating plants

• 8,500 miles of gas gathering lines

• Deepwater infrastructure

• Capacity to gather billions of cubic feet per day of natural gas

• Capacity to process and treat billions of cubic feet per day of natural gas

• Large-scale capacity to produce natural gas liquids

Gas Pipeline

• Operates approximately 14,600 miles of interstate natural gas pipeline

• Gas pipeline design capacity of more than 11 billion cubic feet per day

• Transports enough gas to heat 30 million homes on a winter day

• Delivers approximately 12 percent of natural gas consumed in United States

• Seasonal storage capacity over 230 billion cubic feet

• Three pipelines: Transco, Northwest, Gulfstream (partially owned by Williams)

Power

• 7,900-megawatt power portfolio

• Six tolling agreements in Alabama, California, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania

• Two owned generation facilities in New Mexico and Pennsylvania

• Manage 2.8 Bcf/d of natural gas requirements

• Market approximately 650 Bbtu/d of E&P production

• Secure average of 400 Bbtu/d used by 11 Midstream processing plants

Officers

• Steven J. Malcolm
  Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
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• Alan Armstrong
  President, Midstream Gathering & Processing
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• Ralph A. Hill
  President, Exploration & Production
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• Bill Hobbs
  President, Power
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• Phillip D. Wright
  President, Gas Pipeline
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• Michael P. Johnson
  Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer
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• Don R. Chappel
  Senior Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer
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• James J. Bender
  Senior Vice President and General Counsel
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Headquarters

• Address: One Williams Center, Tulsa, Okla. 74172

• Phone: 800-WILLIAMS or 918-573-2000

Web Site

www.williams.com

Stock Ticker

NYSE:WMB