Williams makes national headlines at CERAWeek
Current geopolitical factors are highlighting the importance of reliable and affordable North American natural gas, Williams President & CEO Alan…
NYSE talk highlights reliability of natural gas
The reliability of natural gas makes it a great partner to renewable energy, while meeting today’s global energy needs, said…
Embracing the vision for a clean energy future
Building on a track record of accomplishments over the last two years, Williams employees have embraced an ambitious vision to…
CNBC spotlights Williams for infrastructure capabilities
Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong joined CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’ this week to discuss the implications of the Russia-Ukraine crisis…
Hydrogen hearing at U.S. Capitol features Williams
Brian Hlavinka, vice president of Williams New Energy Ventures, testified in a U.S. Senate hearing Williams is poised to bring…
Williams receives 2021 Global Energy Award for industry leadership
S&P Global Platts recently recognized Williams for our leadership in moving the industry forward at the 2021 Global Energy Awards in New York City.
Clean energy strategy creates shareholder value
Williams reported exceptional results in the third quarter of 2021 as demand for clean energy continues to grow. The company moved…
Boatloads of clean energy
As one of the leading providers to natural gas export facilities in the United States, Williams is proud to be…
Solar summer is here
Summer brings backyard cookouts, swimming and – of course – lots of sunshine. That’s good for solar energy production, which…
Clean energy strategy continues to deliver
During the first quarter of 2021, Williams reported record volumes and higher earnings, underscoring the strength of the company’s natural…
What are the colors of hydrogen?
Hydrogen, like electricity, is an energy carrier that allows energy to be transported in a usable form from one place…
Harnessing the power of hydrogen for clean energy
You may remember from science class that hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. Think of…