# Report_Tab_Summary_UGS_Key_Data_2006_in_operation_metric

Firmenname:
Gaz de France Produktion Exploration Deutschland GmbH


Comments:
2 separate horizons summarized to one storage


Comments:
New cavern under construction, re-leaching of existing caverns


Comments:
2 separate horizons, aquifer and gasfield horizons, Injection via compressors of UGS Hähnlein


Reference:
IGU WOC 2 SG 2.1, (Basic Activity) 2004/published data


Comments:
Increment of working gas volumes by increment of storage pressure over the initial one


Comments:
7 new drilled horizontal wells are undeveloped


Comments:
It has been increased the injection rate. Two new wells were drilled but only one was succesful.


Reference:
published dataIGU WOC 2 SG 2.1, (Basic Activity) 2004

Comments:
Offshore Storage Facility gas treatment and gas compression facilities ashore. Extension by 6 additional wells and compressors in 2005


Comments:
joint surface facilities (compressors, dehydration units, metering strings)  regarding cavern and depleted field storage


Reference:
IGU WOC 2 SG 2.1, (Basic Activity) 2001, published data


Comments:
Lesum 301 and 302; 302 completed, no further caverns planned


Comments:
Max. Pressure value is permit value.  Current practice is 1800 psi. I/W -- 4 Horizontal and 3 big bore vertical wells; Gathering lines: 2 pipelines < 1 mile each to the main delivery points.  2,800 permitted; using 1,700


Comments:
Deliverability ties to maximum dependable daily withdrawal at a minimum inventory of base gas level plus one day's withdrawals.  Compression listed under North Welda also serves this field.


Comments:
Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Pressures are bottom hole.  Compression shared with Little Capon.  Design Day deliverability:  total of Augusta and Little Capon limited to 50 MMcf/d by pipeline supplier. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA


Comments:
The stated original and maximum storage pressures are for Baker South and Baker North, respectively.  The stated working gas is for the month ended October 1998. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publicati


Comments:
One well removed from production capability due to sand problems but still used for injection.


Comments:
Maximum storage pressure is taken at the sandface.


Comments:
Bear Creek is a 50/50 joint venture between Southern Natural Gas Co. and Tennessee Gas Pipeline.


Comments:
Compression shared with W. Columbus and Columbus and with transmission system.


Comments:
Ultimate capacity still being determined.  Compression shared with Holland.


Comments:
Facility Data and Design Values include all Bethel Salt caverns.


Comments:
Horsepower is shared with Terminus and Sombra pools.


Comments:
The stated working gas is for the month ended October 1998. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Formation thickness and discovery pressure are for the Morrow "G" formation.


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 12.


Comments:
Compression shared with Finleyville and Tepe.


Comments:
All Cairo and Columbus City reservoirs share a common compression facility.


Comments:
Compression listed under Cairo Galesville also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Magnolia Upper and Magnolia Deep.


Comments:
Sold and no longer operated as a storage facility per FERC Docket No. CP00-58.


Comments:
Compression shared with Coco B and Coco C.


Comments:
Compression shared with Coco A and Coco C.


Comments:
Compression shared with Coco A and Coco B.


Comments:
Jointly owned by Tennessee Gas Pipeline, which owns all injected gas and compression.


Comments:
Shares Storage Boundary with Excelsion 6.


Comments:
Compression listed under Zoar also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression (11 units) shared with Dow Moore, Mid Kimball-Colinville, Seckerton, South Kimball-Colinville, Wilkesport, and Corunna.


Comments:
Compression listed under Black Creek also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Riverside and Winterfield.


Comments:
Compression can also be used for transmission and Laurel storage.


Comments:
This compression is used by all of Union's storage pools. Horsepower shared with Bentpath, Bentpath East, Bluewater, Booth Creek, Enniskillen, Mandaumin, Rosedale and Dawn 59-85 pools. Design day flow represents the total integrated pool system.


Comments:
Sold and no longer operated per FERC Docket No. CP98-546.


Comments:
Common compression for all Citizens Gas storage fields.


Comments:
Compression listed under Muldraugh also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Corunna also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Keelor and Swede Hill


Comments:
Compression (Independence Station) shared with West Independence.


Comments:
Compression shared with West Unionville.


Comments:
Compression Horsepower shared with Tilden


Comments:
Stated discovery pressure is first recorded pressure.  The stated working gas is for the month ended October 1998. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Deliverability ties to maximum dependable daily withdrawal at a minimum inventory of base gas level plus one day's withdrawals.


Comments:
Jointly owned:  El Paso - 39%, National Fuel Gas - 22%, DTI - 39%. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 8.


Comments:
Horsepower is shared with Bluewater, Mandaumin and Booth Creek pools.


Comments:
Shares Storage Boundary and Compression with CS31.


Comments:
Horsepower shared with Loop reservoir and Salado caverns. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 189.


Comments:
Compression listed under Bunola also serves this field.


Comments:
Formation thickness and discovery pressure are for the Morrow "B" formation.


Comments:
Compression listed under Ira also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Asbury also serves Fruita.


Firmenname:
ConocoPhillips Company - Exploration and Production


Comments:
Sold and no longer operated per FERC Docket No. CP01-2


Comments:
Sold and no longer operated as a storage facility per FERC Docket No. CP01-27.


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 9.


Comments:
Compression shared with North Greenwood.


Comments:
Jointly owned:  El Paso - 50%, DTI - 50%. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 2.


Comments:
Compression shared with Logansport and Mobley.


Comments:
Tennessee owns and operates compressor station and owns injected base gas. National Fuel Gas Supply Corp. has a minor percentage interest in working gas and owns all native base gas (0.702 Bcf).


Comments:
Compression also serves Mt. Simon reservoir.


Comments:
Compressor shared with Unionville, Devonian


Comments:
Compression listed under Bennington also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Dixon also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Swarts and Swarts West.


Firmenname:
Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC

Comments:
Horsepower shared w/ mainline.  Data includes 9/04 expansion.


Comments:
Compression shared with Four Corners, Hessen,  Lenox, Puttygut, and Swan Creek.


Comments:
Reservoir Expansion is currently underway


Comments:
Geologic data is for main channel sand and does not include thin flank sands on east and west sides of reservoir. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Compression shared with East Branch and Swede Hill


Comments:
Lacey consists of 2 caverns.  The above data is inclusive of data for both caverns; i.e., volumetric data is the sum of both caverns.


Comments:
Cavern spatial volume derated (reduced). Maximum pressure reduced in 1 cavern (1550 psig).


Comments:
Compression can also be used for transmission and Crawford storage.


Comments:
1983 Information. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Jointly owned (with Tamarack): Duke Energy (TETCO) 25%, Williams-Transco 25%, DTI 50%. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 50.


Comments:
operated the storage field mainly to pressurize the oil for extraction. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Pressures are bottom hole.  Design day deliverability:  total of Augusta and Little Capon limited to 50 MMcf/d by pipeline supplier. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
The production and the pressure data from discovery in 1924 until depletion in 1931 is unknown.


Comments:
This reservoir transferred from Arkansas Western to SEECO, Inc. in July, 1994.  Compression shared with gathering operations.


Comments:
Horsepower shared with Felmac reservoir and Salado caverns. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Some Reed City Station horsepower can be used for Reed City Field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Northville - Trenton and Northville Reef.


Comments:
Compression listed under Center also serves this field.


Comments:
All listed volumes and rates are engineering estimates.


Comments:
Compression listed under Comet also serves this field.


Firmenname:
Underground Services - Markham, L.P. (1)

Comments:
Underground Services- Markham leases storage facilities to Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline. In previous years, storage data were reported by Kinder Morgan. The operator of record with the Texas Railroad Commission is Underground Services - Markham, L.P.


Comments:
There is no discovery pressure or original reserves for man-made solution mined caverns.  Reservoir limits are not applicable.


Comments:
Former LPG storage caverns converted to natural gas storage in 1993.  Compression listed under Melville North also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Mist - Als also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Calvin Creek - Als also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Morton 16 field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Morton 17-21A field.


Comments:
Also known as Grand Bayou. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Compression shared with Perrysburg and Sheridan.


Comments:
All compression horsepower is shared equally between the two caverns in this facility.


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 1.


Comments:
Deliverability ties to the maximum dependable daily withdrawal at a minimum inventory defined as base gas level plus one day's withdrawal.


Comments:
Compression listed under Lyon 34 also serves this field.


Comments:
Jointly owned (50/50) with Duke Energy (TETCO). *Murrysville/Fifth; + shared between Murrysville & Fifth Sand. (Two working horizons.) Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 53.


Comments:
Horsepower is shared with Oil City pool.


Comments:
Horizontal injection/withdrawal wells.  Pressures are bottomhole. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Compression listed under Nashville also serves this field.


Comments:
Petal has received FERC authority to develop a third storage cavern.


Comments:
Maximum pressure raised in 4 caverns (2250 to 2400 psig).


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 13.


Comments:
Three caverns are converted LPG caverns.  Compression shared with Regina South. Two caverns decommissioned. Maximum pressure reduced in 1 cavern (3000 to 2240 psig).


Comments:
Three caverns downgraded to 2,360 psig wellhead.   Compression listed under Regina North also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under Cranberry Lake also serves this field.


Comments:
Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 2.


Comments:
Compression listed under Felmac and Loop also serves this field. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Compression listed under Overisel also serves this field.


Comments:
Storage field being depleted prior to abandonment.


Comments:
Compression shared with transmission system.


Comments:
Compression listed under Rhodes also serves this field.


Comments:
An additional 4 million barrel cavern will start dewatering in 1999. Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Can occasionally use additional 6,000 HP for storage at South Bend. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 18.


Comments:
MidCon Texas leases the cavern from Dow Hydrocarbon & Resources, Inc.


Comments:
Was "Suffield Upper Mannville I" Data taken from "Underground Storage of Natural Gas in the U.S. & Canada: 2001" AGA publication.


Comments:
Compression listed under Hunters Cave also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression shared with Keelor and East Branch


Comments:
Jointly operated (with Leidy) Duke Energy (TETCO) 25%, Williams-Transco 25%, DTI 50%. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 4.


Comments:
Compression shared with Terra Alta South.


Comments:
Jointly owned with PPL; 16 Bcf PPL, 20 Bcf DTI. Total Certificated Base Gas, including native. Number of wells in addition to I/W equals 8.


Comments:
Storage in 4 zones -- 3 Eau Claire and 1 Mt. Simon.


Comments:
Compression listed under Belle River Mills and Columbus also serves this field.


Comments:
Washington 10 Gas Storage Corp. is the owner.  Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. is the operator.


Comments:
South Romeo Gas Storage Co. is the owner.  Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. is the operator.


Comments:
Washington Ranch is used as an adjunct to El Paso's transmission system. As such, El Paso does not have working gas, but does maintain an imbalance account which (netted with base gas) yields a balance.


Comments:
Compression listed under East Independence also serves this field.


Comments:
Compression listed under East Unionville also serves this field.


Comments:
Wharton is jointly owned br TGPL and NFG.  TGPL owns and operates the compressor station.


Comments:
Compression shared with transmission operations.


Comments:
In 2003, Young Gas Storage, Ltd. filed amendment to Certificate to drill 3 horizontal wells.  Amendment approval is pending as of Feb 18, 2004


Comments:
Oldest U.S. active storage field, in use since 1916.  Zoar Station also provides compression for Collins, and Lawtons.


Comments:
Conversion of an oilfield with gascap into an UGS, 2 900 m long horizontal wells drilled, 30 oilwells recompleted


Reference:
IGU WOC 2 SG 2.1, (Basic Activity) 2005, published data, UN ECE Study

Comments:
Pmax=200 bar proved by tests, increase to 166 bar planned


Comments:
Pmax=250 bar proved by tests, increase to 230 bar planned


StorageFormation:
Triassic and Lower Jurassic carbonates and sandsto


Firmenname:
Energy Merchant Gas Storage (UK) Ltd. /EDF Trading


Comments:
"Lined Rock Cavern" (LRC); cavern geometrical volume 40000 m³, Joint venture E.ON Sverige (Sydkraft) and Gaz de France


Firmenname:
Chinese National Oil and Gas Corporation

Comments:
Dazhangtuo storage in Dagang oilfield, extension to 1,6 Gm³ planned


Comments:
One compressor station for UGS Kanchurinskoe and Musinskoe


Comments:
Compression shared with Mist-Bruer, Mist-Flora and Mist-Reichhold.


Comments:
I/W -- plans for 3 wells by  4/1/04 and 4 wells by 10/1/04; Base gas is 300 MMcf/cavern and Working gas is 1,000 MMcf/cavern; Gathering lines: 3 pipelines, 2, 2.5 and 6 miles each in length for a total 10.5 miles


Comments:
Compression shared with Mist-Als, Mist-Bruer and Mist-Flora


# Report_Tab_World_Data_All_planned_2006

Comments:
near Straßwalchen (Flachau), in 2005 RAG, WINGAS, Gasexport signed contract about development as UGS; IGIP: 4,3 Gm³


Comments:
in 2002: a working gas volume capacity of 60 Mio m³ will be available, for 2005: 10 caverns are possible


Comments:
Feasibility Study for new UGS Okoli b2 will be finished during this year.Boksic has been abandoned as potential UGS. Dugo Selo should be reconsidered.


Comments:
Joint venture Statoil UK (1/3) and SSE Hornsea Ltd (2/3)


Comments:
Take over planning permission by E.ON UK from Scottish Power to construct UGS


Comments:
Planned data for this stage are included in Mogilno template


Comments:
This stage is not planned to be developed at the moment


Comments:
Enagas is studyding two sites, Seariñea and Reus, but the latter is preferred.


Comments:
3 km Offshore Gasfield 43 m depth of sea water


Comments:
150 caverns possible 10 Gm³ storage capacity


Comments:
near Nanjing, new gas caverns and converted oil caverns estimated WGV max: 3 Gm³


StrassePostfach:
65 Novocheremushkinskaya str., 117418 Moscow, Russia


Comments:
biggest onshore gasfield in UK, on stream since 1999


Comments:
2 tubing strings, joint venture of Gasunie and NUON, more than 4 caverns may be planned


