Community initiatives

Surplus pipe gets second life

We have provided surplus pipe a second life in two communities. At the Still Creek Ranch for Children outside of Bryan, over 5,000 feet of tubing will be used for the construction of horse stalls and fencing around the livestock yards. In San Augustine County, Broaddus High School will be using the pipe to teach students proper welding procedures.

Technology lives on

We are putting our refurbished company desktop and laptop computers to good use by donating them to non-profit organizations in need, such as the Boys & Girls Club of Robertson County and the Marquez Community Library in Leon County.

Beloved park gets makeover

Encana is partnering with the City of Franklin to refurbish one of the community's most beloved public parks. Funding from Encana will allow the park to install plastic cross ties near the slides, as well as rubber mulch pellets to make the facility even safer for children. Once all supplies have been received, we are planning to participate in the park renovations as a way to further assist the city.