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 …
A 35-feet-tall glycol dehydrator has a new home at Lackawanna College’s School of Petroleum & Natural Gas. Williams provided the dehydrator as a gift to the school to help with training efforts. Williams has hired graduates from the School of Petroleum & Natural Gas every year since the program’s creation in 2009. The School of …
Thank you to all of you that helped move Williams’ de-ethanizer tower to its new home at our Oak Grove facility. It took many people coordinating on multiple levels to enable the de-ethanizer tower to move safely to its new location at our Oak Grove natural gas processing facility on Fork Ridge Road in Moundsville, …
The chill this morning didn’t keep residents and media from coming out to watch Williams’ de-ethanizer tower begin its journey from the CRX rail yard in McMechen, W.Va. to its new home at our Oak Grove facility located on Fork Ridge Road. News anchor and reporter, Rachael Dierkes, who is covering the move for Wheeling, W.Va. …
Effects of Superstorm Sandy are still being felt in the Northeast and Williams is supporting our employees, friends and neighbors with grants to organizations on the front lines of relief efforts. Some of our pipeline facilities in New Jersey flooded. Our folks – many of whom had home storm damage themselves – worked continuously to …
If you see more Williams logos on trucks and hardhats in northeast Pennsylvania it’s only because we’re growing and expanding operations here. We’re especially proud to announce that some pretty terrific people just joined our team. With the acquisition of Laser Northeast Gathering System, we welcomed 31 new employees to Williams, along with 33 miles …
As no doubt you’ve seen, our staff and contractors have been moving forward with construction of the Springville Line. We expect it to be complete and operational by the end of the year. Over the past months, we have kept residents updated on our work by providing a project newsletter, presenting project reports at Dallas …
The City of Brotherly Love is hosting the 2011 Shale Gas Insight conference Sept. 7-8. The industry event is presented by the Marcellus Shale Coalition. Two people from Williams will be there to talk about our reclamation work in the state and the “rich gas” that is being produced primarily in western PA. “Rich gas” is natural …
Williams’ Mike Dickinson is ready to take you on a two-minute stroll through one of our metering sites in Pennsylvania. The video is available on YouTube and by clicking here. Meter sites are home to instrumentation that measures the amount of natural gas that is in our gathering systems before it goes into larger interstate pipelines. Those …
TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. – Williams has confirmed with Dallas Township that it will postpone the May 16, 2011, hearing before the Dallas Township Zoning Hearing Board (ZHB) for 45 days. The additional time will allow further dialogue between Williams, the township and other parties which could result in design alternatives for the proposed meter station on …
Richard and Doris Green live in a borough east of Philadelphia. Their home is nestled in a quiet, wooded cul-de-sac near our Transco natural gas pipeline. A while back, we expanded the line in their area. To do so, we needed access to right-of-way that brought us, well, right up to their driveway. “It was …