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Williams collaborates with Microsoft on clean energy transition
Williams has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Microsoft to explore ways to transform one of the nation’s largest energy infrastructure networks through digital technology and […]
With eyes on a clean energy future, Williams is leading the way on ESG
We are America’s clean energy partner, and we’ve always risen to challenges and we’re not going to stop now.
Latest News
Turning dairy waste into sustainable, renewable natural gas
At the George DeRuyter and Sons Dairy in central Washington,7,000 cows produce a lot of manure — 160,000 gallons each day. And where there’s manure, there’s methane. While methane can […]
Sustainable growth reflected in strong results
Williams reported higher results across key financial metrics in the second quarter of 2021, continuing a positive trend attributable to the company’s natural gas focused strategy and unmatched […]
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 the upper left-hand corner of the periodic table to that first box with the […]
How natural gas plays a critical role in the future of energy
I recently spoke at the S&P Global Platts Energy Summit “Future of Energy” Conference about the role of natural gas in a low carbon energy mix, along with how Williams is balancing […]
What is recompression?
Keeping our natural gas in the pipeline is of upmost importance for safety, reliability and environmental concerns. One way we are doing that is through a process called recompression. When we need […]
Why Williams CEO gives back to help students succeed
It’s back to school time and a reminder of the importance of education and mentorship in preparing students for the future. In this Q&A with Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong, he tells […]
Houston leader champions United Way
Williams has long been a supporter of United Way and its mission to bring people and organizations together to drive lasting change around the country and the world. Last year, Williams and its […]
Williams joins differentiated gas initiative to quantify methane emissions
Williams is collaborating with industry partners on a differentiated gas initiative to measure and verify emissions reductions on natural gas systems in a consistent, credible and transparent way. […]
Williams joins forces with international renewable energy developer
Williams has formed an agreement with a Denmark-based renewable energy developer to explore a large-scale wind energy, electrolysis and synthetic gas-via-methanation co-development in western […]
Equipping students with tools to succeed
The Pencil Box, a nonprofit serving over 500 Tulsa County teachers, gave away 96,000 pencils – and a lot of other supplies last year. The pencil quantity was so large, if you strung them end to […]
Employees drive sustainability at Williams
Doing the right thing is a point of pride for us at Williams. It’s been rooted in the company’s culture for more than 100 years and continues to grow stronger thanks to our dedicated employees. […]
New Energy Ventures team focused on new technologies and markets
Williams is working on immediate opportunities to reduce emissions, scale renewables and build a clean energy economy. In addition to these near-term efforts, we are ensuring we have the right team […]
Boatloads of clean energy
As one of the leading providers to natural gas export facilities in the United States, Williams is proud to be part of a global clean energy solution. “The rest of the world is continuing to […]
Bird’s eye view: how Williams uses drones
As a construction manager, Jon Lindstrom spends a lot of time on the ground, inspecting progress on job sites like the Ridgeline Compressor Facility in northern West Virginia. But it’s when he […]
What I do: risk engineer
As a young teen, Pablo Lugo liked to take his electronics apart and rebuild them for other uses. A remote for a toy car became a switch to turn his bedroom light off and on and practice Morse code. […]