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Armstrong: Permitting Issues are the Biggest Obstacle for Midstream Operators

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Frank Nieto
March 11, 2011

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It’s been a busy few years for Alan Armstrong, the new CEO of Williams Co., a position he assumed at the start of this year, after serving as president of the company’s midstream business where he was responsible for Williams’ midstream activities in the United States and Canada. Last year, Williams dropped down most of its midstream and interstate gas pipeline assets to its master limited partnership, Williams Partners L.P. in a $12 billion restructuring. In addition, he is in the midst of finishing his term as president of the ...

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