The world is quickly recognizing that natural gas is the backbone of reliable, affordable and cleaner energy, CEO Chad Zamarin told analysts after the release of the company’s second quarter 2025 earnings. “The race for the next generation of technology is on, and it’s a race that we as a country can’t afford to lose,” …
Project Overview & Resources The proposed Wild Trail project will increase transportation capacity within the existing Northwest Pipeline system, moving resources from the Wild Horse Receipt Point to the Kern River Muddy Creek and Ignacio Delivery Points. Enhancing the transportation of natural gas produced in the Piceance Basin will support energy distribution across the Rockies …
As manager of Strategy and Market Intelligence at Williams, Grace Scott leads energy market fundamentals research for corporate and commercial strategies and helps shape external messaging around the benefits of natural gas. Susan Simpson, a communications specialist at Williams, interviewed her about her job and the value of inclusiveness in the workplace. Simpson: Hi Grace, …
Williams will add 4.2 billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d) of natural gas capacity with 12 new projects from now through 2027, Alan Armstrong said at the Barclays CEO Energy-Power Conference this week. The expansion follows the company’s completion of 17 projects, which added approximately 5 bcf/d of capacity from 2018 to 2023. A billion …
Williams operations at two sites in northeast Pennsylvania now are powered in part by the sun. Solar and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are operating at Station 605 in Wyoming County and Station 610 in Columbia County. “These projects minimize Williams’ emissions footprint and reduce energy costs by shifting electricity usage from on-peak periods to …
But we need to permit pipelines for the U.S. to dominate! Despite multiple near deals, 2024 — and the 118th Congress — ended without passing legislation that would streamline America’s permitting process for infrastructure. It’s a shame, and not just because all Americans would benefit from increasing domestic energy production. We could feel the downstream effects …
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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’ NextGen Gas program measures and verifies natural gas emissions across the supply chain to ensure that natural gas is not only responsibly produced, but also gathered, processed, stored and transported to end users with the lowest environmental impact possible. Why it matters How it works What they’ve said Next steps The bottom line
Williams CEO Alan Armstrong says he’s never seen demand for energy so high. The surge is driven by electrification, industrial markets and data centers, along with the need to back up intermittent power sources like wind and solar, he said during a webcast with Global Listed Infrastructure Organization (GLIO), moderated by Frank Greywitt of DWS …
Ahead of schedule and in time for this winter’s heating season, Williams is approved to deliver additional cost-effective, clean and reliable natural gas on its Regional Energy Access (REA) expansion to consumers in the Northeast. In October, Williams received authorization from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to place 450,000 dekatherms per day of gas transportation …
A few weeks ago, Kristy Grigas stood at the base of Mount St. Helens as a guest of the Cowlitz Tribe. While she expected to hear about the Washington mountain’s significance to the tribe, it was the silence that was louder than any voice. “They use this as a place to practice spiritual guidance so …