The holidays are here, and the Ohio Valley Midstream employees have been celebrating the season. We collected more than 300 blankets, warm socks and puzzle books for gift bags that we distributed to senior citizen homes within the region. Williams employee Michelle decorated a tree for the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas Tree Gala …
Natural gas is abundant in the Marcellus – and innovations are allowing it to meet the nation’s need. Demand for natural gas is forecast to increase by almost 1 percent each year through 2035. Moving the needed energy to markets throughout the country was one of the challenges discussed at the Natural Gas Utilization conference, hosted …
About the Author: Greetings! My name is Jenny and I am a recent graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Energy, Business, and Finance. I am currently in my first year in the rotation program, working in Project Controls. I was born and raised in New York in the suburbs and the city. …
About the author: Hi, my name is Nathan and I grew up in Yukon, OK, in a neighborhood sitting on the land which my great-grandfather claimed in the Oklahoma land run more than 100 years ago. After graduating from Oklahoma State with a degree in mechanical engineering, I moved to Tulsa to marry my college …
About the author: My name is Nydia and I am a graduate of Pennsylvania State University. I am from outside of Washington, DC and I grew up playing a number of sports. I found my love and passion for volleyball entering high school and continued to play on the club team at Penn State University. I enjoy …
About the author: I grew up in central Pennsylvania and eventually enrolled at Pennsylvania State University. I then had my first Williams experience, as an intern, working in Engineering and Construction for the Appalachian Basin Area. Upon graduation, I joined the rotational program as a Technical Services Engineer in the Four Corners Area in Bloomfield …
The Williams de-ethanizer tower progressed this afternoon to the McElroy substation located on Fork Ridge Road where it will remain for the night. Beginning at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the team will move the tower to the Oak Grove processing facility. The tower could arrive at its new home as early as noon Saturday.
This is Kelsey again, back to share more of my internship experience. Recently, Williams sponsored a Color Run to benefit the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley. Bright and early Saturday morning, a group of interns from the Pittsburgh office made the drive to Moundsville, West Virginia, to participate in this fun event. Moundsville …
About the author: My name is Vincent and I am currently pursuing a degree in computer science at the University of Houston. As an Information Management Intern for the 1Line Team, my summer project is to use the Google Maps Application Programming Interface (API) to create a graphical map for the Constitution Pipeline. It has …
Williams employees from across Pennsylvania joined about 3,000 supporters of natural gas development in a march and rally at the steps of the state Capitol in Harrisburg earlier this month. The event was organized by the Marcellus Shale Coalition, a natural gas industry trade group. It brought together people from all over the state, many …
Today at about 1:30 p.m. Williams restored service to producers following a fire April 5 on a 12-inch pipeline in Marshall County, W.V. There were no reported injuries associated with the April 5 incident; initial assessment of damage is vegetation in a one-acre area. Local first-responders directed the evacuation of residents from five nearby homes …
Williams’ de-ethanizer tower has arrived at its new home at the Oak Grove processing facility in Moundsville, W.Va. We have many to thank, but a special ‘Thank You’ to Mandy Morris Crow of the West Virginia Department of Transportation who tweeted and updated Facebook as the tower made its way to our facility. Mandy, you …