At a time when our nation’s hospitals and health care heroes are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, our teams at Williams are taking steps to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of energy to America’s cities and communities.
Williams plans to install solar energy to power some gathering and processing sites, taking advantage of the decreasing cost of solar technology and available tax credits. Natural gas and solar […]
You may already know that natural gas is an abundant and affordable source of energy to heat homes and generate electricity. Did you also know that this same natural resource is used to create […]
Ryan Mulvania is a Houston-based safety manager but during this time of year, his attention is focused much farther away. He’s watching dust storms in Africa, checking National Hurricane Center […]
Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong recently shared what keeps him motivated as a leader, and it’s not what you may think. “I get to work with such a great and energized team that is […]
Far out in the ocean Williams is part of a solution to bring clean energy to the United States where it is used to generate electricity to keep our homes well lit and warm. Williams operates […]
While natural gas is used throughout the United States, did you know five states accounted for about 37% of total U.S. natural gas consumption in 2018? They are: Texas 14.7% California 7.1% […]
A lot has changed since Williams was founded in 1908: the growth of cities, the rise of technology and our transformation to America’s clean energy partner. But some things remain the same: […]
Summer is in full swing. The weather is heating up and so are the outdoor grills. With the Fourth of July holiday approaching, grill safety has become increasingly important. July is the peak month […]
Williams’ project personnel and 140 contractors recently gathered for courses on safety leadership. All participants made personal commitments to demonstrate safety leadership. Williams’ focus […]
A fly-fishing competition brought together first responders and military veterans, including several Williams employees, for a day of outdoors camaraderie recently in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. […]
Each June, people come together across the globe to celebrate Pride, or lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) history month. While many events have been cancelled or […]
During the warm months, we’re especially grateful for natural gas. About 35% of natural gas is used to create electricity to power your homes and workplaces and keep you cool. Natural gas is […]
Williams has awarded the first round of grants to support our communities during this time of financial volatility and global health concern. In March, Williams pledged $1 million in additional […]
Before Williams employees started volunteering at Moundsville Middle School, it would take school food bank coordinator Suzanne Muncy almost an entire day to unload a semi-truck with supplies for […]
A robotic device is enhancing patient care at a hospital near our Haynesville operations. The telepresence robot — an easily maneuverable iPad stand on wheels — supplements […]
When engineering graduate Wendy Wagster joined Williams in 2005 as a Houston-based designer of compression stations, she was excited to spend time at several field locations seeing the ins and outs […]
Although overall U.S. electricity demand this summer is expected to fall to levels not seen since 2009, natural gas-fired power plants will see slightly higher generation, according to the U.S. […]
