What the heck is a gigawatt?
The secret to time travel in the popular 1980s movie Back to the Future was 1.21 gigawatts of electricity. When the eccentric scientist Dr. Emmet Brown could not obtain plutonium in the film’s […]
Powering America’s communities in critical times
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.
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Shine on: Williams looks to solar to power some sites
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 […]
WATCH: Being a good neighbor is what we do
Williams is committed to serving as an exceptional neighbor in the communities where our employees live and work. From protecting endangered bats to restoring historic buildings, Williams is […]
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Clean energy from the deep blue
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 […]
Armstrong: Leadership is a team endeavor
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 […]
Protecting assets and public lands in Wyoming
When Williams started construction on a new communications tower near Wamsutter, Wyoming, earlier this year, it was a tall order. Crews had just weeks to erect the 100-foot tower in the most […]
Armstrong: Natural gas is powering clean energy economy
Natural gas plays a significant role in the transition to lower emissions, said Williams President & CEO Alan Armstrong in a recent podcast with Betty Liu, Executive Vice President of the New […]
Northwest Pipeline enabling biogas project with Washington landfill
Puget Sound Energy has agreed to buy biogas originating from one of the nation’s largest landfills that feeds into Williams’ Northwest Pipeline in southern Washington. Under an agreement with […]
Bicycle upkeep as easy as ABC
Learning to ride a bicycle is step one for most kids. But learning to take care of it is just as important. Here are some tips from a Williams employee and school volunteer who says upkeep is as […]
Partnering to serve New Yorkers in need
A Long Island nonprofit is working hard to feed families in critical need because of COVID-19. With help from funding partners like Williams, Long Island Cares has been able to deliver nearly a […]
Williams moms form tech-based bond
A group of Williams working moms bonded together virtually while working remotely for several weeks. Employee Missie Hills formed the chat group Working Mamas’ Sanity Check-In, with weekly video […]
Sunshine state likes it hot – just not too hot
Florida is the sunshine state. With summer approaching and temperatures rising, more and more Floridians will be hitting the “on switch” to their air conditioners. When that happens seasonal […]
Cooking with gas: How restaurants are adjusting during COVID-19
Did you know that most professional chefs prefer cooking with gas? Natural gas is a more reliable heat source because it allows you to easily manage the temperature through adjusting the flame. […]
Williams salutes employees who are volunteer first responders
For Brian Bernard, work doesn’t always end when he leaves his shift as an operations technician in northeastern Pennsylvania. As a volunteer Fire Chief for the North Mountain Fire Company, he’s […]
First female Chair of Williams recognized at annual meeting
Kathleen Cooper, longtime Williams’ Director and former Chairman of the Board, was recognized during the company’s 2020 Annual Meeting of Stockholders on Tuesday, April 28. Cooper, a Director […]
Natural gas is fueling our communities
Video courtesy of the American Gas Association. Families across America are spending more time at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic – cooking more meals, using more hot water for dishes and […]
Oklahoma Standard lives on 25 years after bombing
On this 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, Williams remembers the lives lost and broken, and the hundreds of first responders and volunteers who helped during that terrible time. I was […]