HomeMagazine2019December 2019, Vol. 246, No. 12Williams' Clean Break with Conventional Messaging

December 2019, Vol. 246, No. 12

Editor's Notebook

Williams' Clean Break with Conventional Messaging

In what should be seen in the midstream sector as a long-overdue tactic, Northeast Supply Enhancement (NSE) developer Williams Companies has pointedly been promoting the project’s environmental and safety assets as a chief reason it should go forward.   Touting natural gas as a cleaner alternative to heating oil and coal while reinforcing the fact that, without the project, the same supply would end up shipped by trucks – creating both pollution and road hazards – Williams CEO Alan Armstrong told Bloomberg recently, “If you are really passionate about climate change, stepping over and ignoring this [project’s] opportunity makes no sense at all.”   It is a message

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