Tyler Tunic, a commercial optimization lead at Williams, is also the current Chair of Young Pipeline Professionals USA. Adding on to Tyler’s talents, he emceed the 2022 YPP USA Symposium on April 7 in Houston. We chatted with Tyler about YPP USA and the exciting work they’re doing: What is YPP USA and what is …
Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong joined CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’ this week to discuss the implications of the Russia-Ukraine crisis on European energy supply, how best to lower domestic energy prices and more. “The U.S. is incredibly well-positioned and our industry is well-positioned today thanks to a lot of great technology and a lot of …
When it comes to safe digging, many people have questions. We have the answers! (The bottom line: Stay safe and always call 811 before any digging projects big or small.) What is 811? 811 is the national call-before-you-dig phone number. Anyone who plans to dig should call 811 or go to their state 811 center’s …
The reliability of natural gas makes it a great partner to renewable energy, while meeting today’s global energy needs, said Williams President & CEO Alan Armstrong. Armstrong recently sat down with Judy Shaw of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to talk about the company’s reliable role in the clean energy economy. The “Floor Talk” …
Northwest Pipeline’s bi-directional design, abundant supply sources and ample storage contributed to a record year of natural gas deliveries. Northwest Pipeline finished 2021 with the highest annual throughput in the pipeline’s history, reaching over 869 billion cubic feet, and is already setting records in 2022. “It was the highest peak electric generation demand year in …
It’s powerful to say you’ve walked into the same buildings, maybe even in the same footsteps, as some of our country’s great leaders. One person who has had the opportunity to walk in those steps is Williams employee, Kelly Adams. As a page and a lobbyist at the state capitol in South Carolina, Adams worked …
We build essential energy infrastructure while protecting the natural systems that sustain life. Our commitment is simple: design smart, avoid sensitive areas, minimize impacts, restore what we touch, and invest in nature for the long term. Our Commitment Biodiversity first. We recognize biodiversity as foundational to resilient ecosystems and thriving communities. It’s embedded in how we plan, build, and operate—across …
Editor’s note: Hosanna Terrell-Causey is a high school student and daughter of Williams employee Ceretha Terrell-Causey. She’s also the author of this children’s education book about natural gas. Did you know that Alice H. Parker, an African American woman, was the first to develop central heating using natural gas? Her initial designs are the foundation …
Johnathon “Shep” Shepherd wants to connect veterans to community resources to ease their transition home. That’s why the former Marine and his wife Jessica founded Eagle OPS, a nonprofit that provides opportunities for former military members and their families to build relationships through social activities, fitness and volunteerism. “Whether you got out yesterday, or you …
Cassandra Solarczyk, leader of the Women of Williams Employee Resource Group (ERG), says employee-led groups are essential to growing a diverse and inclusive workplace. Learn more in the Q&A. What is the Women’s ERG at Williams? The Women of Williams (WOW) ERG is meant to cultivate an inclusive environment that encourages and supports women to …
Suzanne Wong, born in Malaysia of Chinese descent, is co-leader of Williams’ Asian Pacific Islander Employee Resource Group (ERG). She said she wanted a place for employees of Asian and Pacific Islander descent to network and feel connected, while educating others about Asian and Pacific Islander cultures. Here’s a Q&A with Wong, a technical specialist …
Frontline employees are working hard to keep America powered even in times of crisis, said FERC Chairman Neil Chatterjee and Williams President & CEO Alan Armstrong in a recent podcast. “I think people are starting to really appreciate the fact that when Americans hit the switch, the lights come on at their homes,” Chatterjee said. …