It was great to have such a versatile group of interns with us this summer. While it was certainly an unusual time in history and for our company, these students didn’t let remote work or social […]

Reliable power in hospitals and clinics is critical to preventing, fighting and recovering from COVID-19 and building resilience to future pandemics. Virtually all diagnostic tests for active […]

More people are working from home this summer and that means more residential electricity demand, and higher monthly bills for many. Here are some tips from the U.S. Department of Energy to save […]

Despite air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, coal today continues to supply over one-third of global electricity power generation and is still widely used in the iron and steel industrial […]

Diversity and inclusion are critical to building company cultures where younger generations of workers feel comfortable and excited about contributing. That was one of themes explored by Williams […]

Williams always strives to be a good steward of the environment, no matter where we are working or what is buzzing about. Last summer, a project contractor on our North Seattle Lateral project in […]

Williams made impressive strides last year in environmental, social and governance efforts (ESG), as outlined in the newly released 2019 Sustainability Report. Some key metrics in the 2019 report […]

Piper, the search and rescue dog in training sponsored by Williams, is ready to start saving lives. The yellow lab training at Ground Zero Emergency Training Center in Tuttle, Oklahoma, has passed a […]

The common letter is G — for gas. Here’s the gist of each one. NGLs are natural gas liquids. They are components of the natural gas stream and, when cooled, separate into a liquid mixture. […]

When erosion from major flooding threatened wild trout in northeast Pennsylvania, Williams stepped in to work with regulatory agencies to repair and stabilize Billings Mill Brook, a picturesque […]

A new project to provide clean energy to serve the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern U.S. has received federal approval to move forward. It is designed to provide enough natural gas to serve the […]

With the growing urgency to transition to a low-carbon fuel future, the United States took an important step this summer toward achieving the dual challenge of meeting growing demand for energy […]