Our daily lives are powered by electricity, but where does it come from? Electricity is used every single day: turning on a light, plugging in a phone or heating food in the microwave. The demand for electricity in the United States peaks in both the summer and winter months, driven by the need to keep cool …
Welcome to Williams’ LNG Plant Station 240 Information Page Español About Williams Williams handles approximately one-third of the natural gas in the United States that is used every day to heat our homes, cook our food and generate our electricity and has served residents in the Garden State for more than 70 years. We are …
With hot summer days upon us, many Americans are cranking up their air conditioners to stay cool. This means more electricity is needed, and as a result, more natural gas. Natural gas is the leading source of electricity generation in the United States (43% in 2023), according to EIA, followed by renewables, nuclear and coal. …
Williams is working to meet growing energy demand even as power companies across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast continue to revise forecasts to meet regional needs. Our planned Southeast Supply Enhancement (SSE) project is an expansion of the existing Transco pipeline’s capacity in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Located in our existing pipeline …
Name: Herold Neumann Former role: Started in 1947 with Great Lakes Pipeline. Job progression: Laborer-Minneapolis; Maintenizer-Grand Forks; Mechanic-Des Moines; Technician-Bethany, Marshall; Supervisor Technician-Northern Division Number of years with Williams: 41 Number of years retired: 35 How have you been spending time in retirement? Retired and built a home on a lake in Central Minnesota and enjoying …
They are slimy, anti-social and not conventionally cuddly. But that didn’t stop employee Erika Baldauff from cradling a few Eastern hellbender salamanders before carefully placing them in West Virginia’s Buffalo Creek. There, it’s hoped they’ll make homes under large boulders and repopulate a vulnerable species that the Oglebay Good Zoo, with Williams support, is working …
Johnathon “Shep” Shepherd wants to connect veterans to community resources to ease their transition home. That’s why the former Marine and his wife Jessica founded Eagle OPS, a nonprofit that provides opportunities for former military members and their families to build relationships through social activities, fitness and volunteerism. “Whether you got out yesterday, or you …
Meet manager of project controls Juan Carlos Caldentey, a member of our Latin Employee Resource Group (ERG), which is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with several events for employees. The Venezuelan native says the ERG allows employees from many diverse backgrounds to celebrate Latin culture and support their communities. “The Latin ERG is a great platform …
Centuries ago, the land that is now Davidson, North Carolina, featured large, open prairies lush with native grasses and teaming with wildlife, including pollinators and herds of grazing bison. But over time, farming practices, forest-clearing and the introduction of invasive plants disrupted the natural habitat’s ability to thrive, said Beth Wytiaz, executive director of Davidson …
The proposed project is an expansion of the existing Transco pipeline’s capacity in the southeastern United States. This expansion will provide reliable natural gas deliveries to Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama to meet the growing residential, commercial and industrial demand in cities across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast.
Name: Randy Tarter Former role: Retired as the operations manager at the Redmond, WA district with Williams Northwest Pipeline. In my career I held at least eight very different roles, starting as a laborer at the Plymouth LNG plant. Number of years with Williams: 38 years Number of years retired: 5 How have you been …
Energy demand driven by large data centers, AI and electric vehicles is accelerating demand for natural gas to unprecedented levels. Natural gas will be critical to meeting surging baseload capacity and backing up renewable sources of energy, Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong told industry analysts recently. “Electricity demand is experiencing three times faster growth …