
2021 Sustainability Report: Williams will be there
Williams is making good on its promise to safely and reliably meet today’s natural gas needs, while investing in the next generation of energy solutions, as outlined in the company’s 2021 Sustainability Report.
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Williams leaders visit Bloomberg studios in New York
Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong along with Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategic Development Chad Zamarin spent a recent afternoon at Bloomberg News in New York City […]
Investing in innovation for a clean energy future
As part of our strategy to accelerate the next generation energy marketplace, Williams’ Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) program is investing in innovations at the forefront of the energy […]
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Williams is ready to serve the energy needs of the future
Our energy challenge is complex. We need to meet increasing energy demand, while decreasing our carbon footprint and enhancing reliability – both here at home and globally. Complex challenges […]
Haynesville acquisition to increase RSG and LNG takeaway
Williams has reached an agreement to acquire the Haynesville basin gathering and processing assets of Trace Midstream, a portfolio company of Quantum Energy Partners in a transaction valued at […]
QMRV Research Focuses on Transco
Williams is collaborating with Cheniere Energy, Inc., as well as other natural gas midstream companies, methane detection technology providers, and leading academic institutions to implement […]
Thank You, Summer Intern Class of 2022
Thank you to the 60 students who interned across the company this summer! As they return to their universities and technical schools, we hope they will take with them the experience of meaningful […]
Producing zero-emission hydrogen with natural gas
Williams recently invested in Aurora Hydrogen, a company developing technology that converts natural gas to hydrogen with zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Aurora Hydrogen’s […]
Driving down consumer costs with energy policy
Deliveries continued to grow at Williams in the first half of 2022 and that trend is expected to continue as customers in the United States and overseas seek out the economic and environmental […]
CEO Alan Armstrong to Bloomberg: Unleash U.S. natural gas supply to combat energy crisis
Reforming the pipeline permitting process in the United States would unleash America’s ability to bring down prices and help combat the global energy crisis, said Williams President and CEO […]
2021 Sustainability Report: Williams will be there
Williams is making good on its promise to safely and reliably meet today’s natural gas needs, while investing in the next generation of energy solutions, as outlined in the company’s 2021 […]
Wyoming and Williams: Partnering for a clean energy future
Williams is a key supporter of a new center dedicated to applied hydrogen research at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER). Holly Krutka, executive director of SER, spoke to us […]
America’s world-class pipeline infrastructure can unlock hydrogen potential
Demand for clean energy is on the rise, and natural gas is playing – and will continue to play – a foundational role in moving the world to a low-carbon future. The next generation of the energy […]
What I do: Director of Regulatory Accounting
Billeigh Mark’s job at Williams is a lot more than crunching numbers. The director of regulatory accounting oversees the accounting functions for our Federal Energy Regulatory Commission […]
Summer 2022: more than an internship
Aubrey, engineering intern and Oklahoma State University student, is applying technology to help the Safety and Operational Discipline team turn data into useful information, improve decision making […]
Dynamic times require innovative energy solutions
I recently had the opportunity to join business leaders at the 2022 J.P. Morgan Energy, Power & Renewables Conference to discuss energy markets, industry trends, technology and the outlook for […]
Training program prepares military veterans to be pipeline inspectors
When Chris Coahran retired after 20 years in the U.S. Army, he wasn’t sure what his next step would be. That’s when his neighbor, Williams employee Jimmy Smith, told him about a new vocational […]
From West Point to Williams: employee Jamie Conrad
It may not be a surprise that someone who graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point can speak different languages. For Williams employee Jamie Conrad, those are computer […]