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James joined us with the skills to be an operations tech, and we’re helping him realize his potential for more. Apply today. #WorkatWilliams wmb.link/careers

From Engineer 1 to Engineer Senior, Nick was mentored by some of the best in the industry. Join us to see where you can go. wmb.link/careers

Natural gas demand is soaring due to electrification, industrial markets, data centers and the need to back up wind and solar, says CEO Alan Armstrong in a Global Listed Infrastructure Organisation (GLIO) webcast moderated by Frank Greywitt of DWS Group. wmb.link/nbp

Our VP of New Energy Ventures, Jaclyn Presnal, joined other energy leaders in London this week for the Wood Mackenzie Gas, LNG & The Future of Energy Conference. Jaclyn shared with a global audience how low-carbon natural gas is key to enabling the energy trifecta of affordability, reliability and sustainability.

Congratulations to Brian E. Halchak for being named to Hart Energy’s Forty Under 40 list. Halchak is manager of environmental services at Williams. The award honors individuals for proven leadership and demonstrating entrepreneurial spirit, creative problem-solving and community involvement. http://spr.ly/6043qlQDP

Youth sports in this rural North Carolina town are as much a venue for community and comradery, as for competition. And for employee Joey Page, company pride. wmb.link/nfs

Thanks for spotlighting us, Utah Petroleum Association. We’ve been operating in Utah for a long time and have more than 210 employees in the state, including in our new offices in Salt Lake City. We’re proud to serve the clean energy economies of the West.

Williams to report third-quarter 2024 financial results on Nov. 6; earnings conference call and webcast scheduled for Nov. 7. http://spr.ly/6049qkjo9

A majority of Americans agree we need to transition to cleaner energy. But how should we get there? A recent poll conducted by Democratic polling firm Impact Research finds that amid today’s growing concerns about energy reliability and affordability, 76% of voters want a steady transition to clean energy by using all options currently available, including #NaturalGas! Learn more key findings around voter support for embracing natural gas as an energy strategy from the Partnership to Address Global Emissions: https://lnkd.in/edbiVdpN

Today I was honored to cut the ribbon at our new office in Salt Lake City where our combined teams from MountainWest and Williams now call home. With the morning sun streaming over the mountains, I could not have asked for a more beautiful day to celebrate our employees and our position as an energy leader in the West. We’ve been operating in Utah for a long time extending back to the 1950s with Northwest Pipeline, in addition to all our operations in the surrounding region. Last year, the MountainWest acquisition added approximately 2,000 miles of natural gas transmission pipelines across Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, as well as 56 million cubic feet of gas storage. I am thrilled to welcome the talented MountainWest employees into the Williams family to expand our capabilities and build on our strengths, including all we do for local nonprofits. Since 2010, Williams and MountainWest have invested $3.6 million in Utah communities where employees work and live. We expect that will only increase as we grow stronger. Thanks to all our guests who came out today, including government and community leaders, as well as several retirees from the region. Salt Lake City represents the energy gateway to the West and Williams is well positioned to lead the clean energy economy in the region as the need for reliable, affordable energy continues to grow.