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Video by Sarah Gilpin Escaping from communist Vietnam was just the start of Tram Nguyen’s journey from war to Williams. With the love of family and the support of mentors, she overcame incredible barriers to achieve safety and success in America. Nguyen came to Houston with her parents and six siblings in 1986, after a …

When Charla Isbell saw a Facebook post about the Free Mom Hugs organization in 2018, she felt an immediate connection to the cause and ordered a T-shirt to wear to Tulsa’s next Pride Parade. Since then, she’s hugged hundreds at parades and other events. “And in virtually every case, I said very little,” said Isbell, …

Thank you to the 60 students who interned across the company this summer! As they return to their universities and technical schools, we hope they will take with them the experience of meaningful work and stewardship, first-hand industry and business knowledge, new mentors and lasting friendships. Working across engineering, information technology, business functions and field …

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 …

Williams has completed modernization efforts and redesigned operations at two of our existing Transco facilities located in Chatham, Virginia, and Scottsville, Virginia, to help satisfy the growing demand for reliable clean energy in the region. “The expansion project and upgrades made at our facilities focus on practical and immediate opportunities to reduce emissions and we’re …

Environmental stewardship is core to Williams’ operations. We are increasing our focus on safeguarding biodiversity and using land responsibly while advancing the clean energy economy. Williams strives to preserve the environment for future generations by avoiding, minimizing and mitigating potential impacts on biodiversity and land during the routing, siting, construction, remediation, and retirement of pipelines …

Why This Matters to Williams  Our business relies on skilled, dedicated and innovative talent in field operations and support functions to deliver natural gas and harness the opportunities for business transformation and growth in a dynamic industry. To that end, effective employee attraction, retention and development are essential to staying competitive. We must demonstrate to …

Why This Matters to Williams  Alongside the nearly 33,000 miles of pipeline Williams operates reside communities who rely on us to deliver natural gas affordability, dependably and with the highest safety standards to protect their families and livelihoods. Public safety is integral to everything we do, particularly when operating in densely populated areas. This includes …

Developing trusting relationships with Native American tribes has never been more important for our nation’s energy industry, particularly for those sectors in which Williams operates. Our Human Rights Policy and Statement outlines our commitment to respect human rights and avoid complicity in human rights abuses, including those of Indigenous Peoples. In 2022, Williams had no …

Williams Employees Give Time and Talent Across the U.S. Hundreds of Williams employees are giving their energy to complete more than 160 projects across 18 states as part of the company’s inaugural Volunteer Week, April 22-29. Projects range from outdoor beautification to volunteering in elementary school classrooms to helping at food banks. A list of …