Williams Cos. Inc., Tulsa, (NYSE: WMB) plans to create an MLP that will own interest in its interstate gas pipeline assets. The initial asset in the partnership will be an interest in Williams' Northwest Pipeline, a 3,900-mile bi-directional transmission system that carries gas from the Rockies, Canada and the San Juan Basin to the Pacific Northwest. Williams will continue to own the remaining interest and operate Northwest Pipeline.
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