During the warm months, we’re especially grateful for natural gas. About 35% of natural gas is used to create electricity to power your homes and workplaces and keep you cool. Natural gas is an abundant, affordable and reliable energy source. That’s important during the dog days of summer. In 2018, natural gas was the source …
Manager of Construction Brooke Justice shared this story about Rene Garcia, a former Genesys Works student who now is working at Williams after graduating from the University of Houston with a bachelor’s degree in construction management. Rene has shared with me his enlightening personal story of being the first college graduate in his family and …
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 national certification that will allow her to search for live missing persons. The National Association for Search and Rescue (NASAR) organization tested …
Although overall U.S. electricity demand this summer is expected to fall to levels not seen since 2009, natural gas-fired power plants will see slightly higher generation, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). EIA expects U.S. electricity demand to total 998 billion kilowatthours (kWh) from June through August, which would be the lowest level …
Before Williams employees started volunteering at Moundsville Middle School, it would take school food bank coordinator Suzanne Muncy almost an entire day to unload a semi-truck with supplies for the month. With the help of five or six Williams employees, the truck could be unloaded and food delivered to the West Virginia school within an …
Located in Chesterfield New Jersey, Compressor Station 203 was constructed in 2018 as part of Transco’s Garden State Expansion Project. The station plays a key role in providing natural gas transportation service to New Jersey Natural Gas Company. Station 203 employs a single, 30,500 horsepower electric-driven compressor unit. Consequently, process emissions from the Station are …
Our employees are the best and most profound voices in the communities where we live, work and play. Whether you are talking to neighbors, your alumni association or even at your child’s school, the new Williams Ambassador program has tools for you to have quality, fact-based conversations about your job and our role in the …
Williams employees in STEM roles have unique stories about how they got involved in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math careers. We’re featuring a few of them here with short Q&As. Dahlia Rainwater, E&C Project Manager, Tulsa How did you become interested in pursuing a STEM career? I “jobbed out” my junior and senior years of …
Every holiday season, hundreds of people per day are admitted to emergency rooms due to holiday ladder and lighting accidents. Whether stapling your sleeves to gutters or stringing lights to them, use the Holiday Lighting and Ladder Safety Checklist below to avoid a holiday disaster and go from “Oh, no!” to “Ho Ho Ho!” If …
Our operations stretch across more than 250,000 acres of Colorado land, providing a local source of clean energy to customers along Colorado’s Front Range.
Ryan Mulvania is a Houston-based safety manager but during this time of year, his attention is focused much farther away. He’s watching dust storms in Africa, checking National Hurricane Center data, and holding regular calls with Williams partners and personnel across the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic seaboard. It’s hurricane season and that means Mulvania …
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. With pressure and heat, this mixture splits into fuels you might have heard of like propane, ethane and butane. NGLs …