Because pipelines are underground, and out of sight, it’s important to use all available tools to monitor for corrosion, deformation or cracks. And often, the best way to spot a potential problem is with high-tech cameras and sensors inside the pipe through a process called inline inspection. These devices, often called smart pigs, monitor the …
Photo by Kyle LaFerriere for The Nature Conservancy. Supporting the restoration of forests across southern Appalachia After the smoke clears and the fire teams head home, the forests in southern Appalachia get to work on regeneration. Fire returns nutrients back into the soil, dispersing seeds of fire-adapted plants and allowing seedlings a chance at light. …
Williams executives joined global energy leaders at CERAWeek, touting the benefits of natural gas to lower emissions, power data centers and raise living standards around the world. But they also warned that U.S. permitting reform is critical to meet surging demand here and abroad. President and CEO Alan Armstrong said much-needed energy infrastructure projects face …
When Danny Kwon happened to stumble upon a Williams booth at the University of Houston career fair his junior year, he had no idea his journey with the company would eventually lead him to small-town North Carolina. Kwon landed an engineering internship during the summer of 2021 where he not only applied his engineering knowledge …
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Williams newest Sustainability Report is a comprehensive review of the company’s performance on environmental, social and governance initiatives and how we are creating long-term value for Williams and our customers, partners and communities. “Our natural gas-focused strategy and innovative, problem-solving solutions are leading the industry and providing value to our shareholders,” said Williams CEO and …
Name: Randy Dearth Former role: District Manager, Vernal District Number of years with Williams: 42 Number of years retired: 5 years 10 months How have you been spending time in retirement? I have lots of hobbies, so I spend a lot of time playing. Hobbies include fishing, hunting, building knives, gathering shed antlers and my …
Project Overview & Resources Will-Power’s proposed Socrates North and South projects are advanced power generation facilities in New Albany, Ohio, spanning approximately 20 acres each. The project involves two separate power generation sites, with a combined generating capacity of 400 megawatts, as each site provides 200 megawatts. These projects will help bolster Ohio’s economy, further …
Williams is strategically growing its business and exceeding financial objectives, while keeping up with peak day demand and fast-moving interest from data centers, President and CEO Alan Armstrong told analysts during a call about 2024 earnings. “The strong natural gas fundamentals have us positioned to potentially exceed our long-term earnings growth objectives over the next …
Project Overview & Resources In the heart of the bustling Northeast, where millions of people rely on steady, clean, affordable and reliable energy to power their homes and lives, an energy transformation is underway. The Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) project is more than just an infrastructure upgrade; it’s a strategic investment in the region’s energy …
Project Overview & Resources Expanding Energy Connectivity for the Future The Northwest Pipeline, operated by Williams Companies, is a critical natural gas transmission system serving the western United States. Spanning approximately 3,900 miles, it traverses Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado, connecting key supply regions—including British Columbia, Alberta, the Rocky Mountains, and the San …
Williams has just flipped the switch on two new projects: the Southeast Energy Connector in Alabama and the Texas to Louisiana Energy Pathway along the Gulf Coast. These expansions of the Transco pipeline are designed to deliver more natural gas to the region while keeping environmental impact to a minimum. “I congratulate our team for …