WTG Energy

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.

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.

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.

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.