Pipeline Co. Williams Makes Big Mistake Joining UN Emissions Program

Why would a major pipeline company (or driller) decide to cede control of the future of its company to a group of international leftists hellbent on destroying fossil energy? The answer eludes us, but it has just happened again. Yesterday, pipeline giant Williams, which owns and operates (among other major assets) the Transco Pipeline system, announced it had joined the UN’s Oil & Gas Methane Partnership 2.0 (OGMP 2.0). Support for OGMP 2.0 is growing in the natgas marketplace in the U.S. We previously told you that Cheniere Energy’s LNG export plants are seeking certification under OGMP 2.0 (see Cheniere LNG Makes Huge Mistake Joining UN Emissions Program). We also told you about Pioneer Natural Resources, Devon Energy, and ConocoPhillips joining the program (see U.N. Tries to Control Oil & Gas Worldwide via Emissions Reporting).

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