WTG Energy

06/15/2026

Got a list of hot projects to do? Here's a cool idea: Call 811 before you dig.

Summer is the perfect time for landscaping, fence projects, pool repairs, and backyard upgrades. Before you dig, make sure underground utility lines are marked. A quick call to 811 can help prevent service interruptions, costly repairs, and serious safety hazards.

06/05/2026

From the cooler at your picnic, to the fertilizer that keeps your lawn green, to the swimsuit packed for your next pool day, natural gas helps produce many of the things that make summer fun possible.

05/27/2026

We Are WTG | David Bierbaum – North Region Marketing Representative, Dalhart, TX

David has been part of the WTG Energy team for 32 years. He started in construction and worked his way through meter testing, cathodic protection, and compliance before becoming a District Manager. Today, as North Region Marketing Representative, David brings decades of hands-on experience and customer knowledge to his role.

His favorite part of the job is meeting new people and talking with customers he hasn’t met yet — a reflection of the relationship-first approach that defines WTG.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We remember their sacrifice with gratitude, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to the families and loved ones who carry their legacy forward.

From all of us at WTG Energy, we wish you a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/21/2026

For 50 years, WTG Energy has been proud to serve our customers, support our communities, and help deliver the reliable energy people depend on every day.

What started as West Texas Gas has grown into a company built on hard work, trusted relationships, and a commitment to doing things the right way. As we celebrate this milestone, we’re especially grateful for the employees, customers, and partners who have been part of our story.

Here’s to 50 years of service — and to the future we’re building together. Learn more: wtg-energy.com

05/13/2026

You know what you’re planting, but do you know what’s underneath?

Before you dig into flower beds, landscaping projects or weekend yard upgrades, contact 811 to have underground utility lines marked. It’s quick, it’s free, and it helps prevent damage to essential services your community relies on every day.

Call 811 before you dig.

04/30/2026

Our people are what make WTG special. From the crews in the field to the teams in our offices, each person plays an important role in keeping our systems running safely and reliably every day.

We’re hiring and looking for more great people to join our team. Explore our open positions: wtg-energy.com/careers

04/28/2026

We Are WTG | Phil Shawver – Accounts Payable Clerk, Midland Office

Phil has been part of the team since the early days – He is celebrating 45+ years with WTG Energy, nearly as long as our 50 years in business!

He began his journey in Payroll before transitioning to Accounting with the Fuels Division. Today, as an Accounts Payable Clerk, Phil brings experience, consistency, and a simple philosophy to the job: keep the vendors happy.

Phil loves the high-level talent across WTG and takes pride in being part of a team that’s always raising the bar.

04/15/2026

Spring project season is here!

Before you plant that tree, put in a new fence, or refresh your irrigation — don't forget the step that happens before you dig.

Underground utility lines, including natural gas, run closer to the surface than you might think. A quick call to 811 gets your yard marked for free, so you can dig with confidence.

04/07/2026

April is Safe Digging Month, an important reminder about the role safe digging plays in protecting underground utilities, neighborhoods, and communities.

We are proud to support damage prevention and safe excavation practices across the areas we serve. Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing tips and resources about how to dig safely, starting with calling 811 before you dig.

Spring digging season is officially here — and it's a big one. A new national survey finds 74% of American homeowners plan to dig this spring. That's an estimated 60 million households breaking ground. Before you're one of them, take one simple step: Contact 811. Have underground utility lines marked before you dig — every project, every time.