Washington Gas Recognizes Top Performing Commercial Service Providers
Washington Gas honored 2021’s top performing service providers at the annual Commercial Service Provider Award Ceremony on January 27, 2022.
Developers, builders, urban planners, engineers, energy policy makers and economists understand the value that natural gas–based energy solutions bring to our region’s local economy. From large multi-phased and mixed-use development projects to public sector facilities, natural gas serves as the affordable, reliable, sustainable foundational energy choice. WGL has over 150 years of experience serving the Washington, D.C., region and portfolio of services—spanning traditional and renewable—to deliver the right energy answer for residential, commercial, campus and government customers.
WGL’s economic development initiative is focused on supporting regional growth and prosperity through the improvement of our region’s energy security, infrastructure, transportation, housing and economic resiliency. A robust natural gas infrastructure is critical to meeting these needs. Partnering with the public and private sector, WGL is committed to fostering regional economic growth through serving the energy needs of our community. We thrive on forging innovative partnerships that meet both the need to foster a more sustainable community and encourage economic growth across the Washington region. Forward-thinking energy solutions play an integral role in WGL’s economic development initiatives and overall growth strategy.
Washington Gas honored 2021’s top performing service providers at the annual Commercial Service Provider Award Ceremony on January 27, 2022.
Washington Gas honored 2020’s top performing service providers at our first annual Commercial Service Provider Award Ceremony on January 21, 2021.
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