Did you know that most professional chefs prefer cooking with gas? Natural gas is a more reliable heat source because it allows you to easily manage the temperature through adjusting the flame. Reliability is just what restaurants need these days. As restaurants have closed doors to dine-in customers, many are adjusting their business to take …
NATURAL PARTNERS FOR CLEAN ENERGY What’s Above and Below Support Each Other Natural gas is key to our world’s ability to add more renewable energy to the power grid in large volumes. It is a clean, affordable fuel that can quickly provide power when renewable energy sources are producing less due to the variability of …
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 …
At a time when our nation’s hospitals and health care heroes are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, our teams at Williams are taking steps to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of energy to America’s cities and communities, from the Gulf Coast to New York City to the Pacific Northwest. We operate thousands of miles of …
Name: Gene Williford Former role: Senior Operations Technician Number of years with Williams: 15.5 years. In early 2002, a friend of mine put a bug in my ear that there was a company called Williams interviewing for an offshore assignment related to a project nicknamed Canyon Station. He recommended I follow up on it. I listened attentively …
Far out in the ocean Williams is part of a solution to bring clean energy to the United States where it is used to generate electricity to keep our homes well lit and warm. Williams operates pipelines that move natural gas from wells in the Gulf of Mexico to processing facilities on-shore. We are well …
Pipelines are deemed critical infrastructure, and Williams employees will continue to operate our system so our customers and the public continue to receive reliable, clean energy at a time when our country needs it most. As a result of the virus, Williams has implemented several measures to align with CDC guidelines so that our operators, …
Just a little over a month ago, 29 university students joined us from fifteen different universities. Unsure how their summer internship might look during a worldwide pandemic, they took the opportunity head on and now they’re charging forward, doing work that’s both important to Williams and to building their future careers. Let’s check in to …
April is Safe Digging Month and a reminder to contact your state’s 811 center before any digging projects, whether big or small. For anyone planning projects that require digging this spring – including homeowners and contractors, please call 811 or use your state 811 center’s online tools to enter requests to notify the affected utility …
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 …
Kathleen Cooper, longtime Williams’ Director and former Chairman of the Board, was recognized during the company’s 2020 Annual Meeting of Stockholders on Tuesday, April 28. Cooper, a Director since 2006, is one of a select few women to serve as an S&P 500 company Chairman of the Board – an even rarer feat in the …