Natural Gas Storage and LNG in the United States and Canada (2004/2005)

• Is gas storage deliverability a major concern of yours because you need to serve power generation demand?
• Where is new gas storage capacity being built in your area? Who owns it?
• Which states have the most new gas storage capacity?
• How much working gas storage capacity is there in your state? How much is there in North America?
  
  
  

This interactive CD-ROM gives you the most detailed, most up-to-date look at 517 natural gas storage fields in the United States and Canada, 66 liquefied natural gas peak shaving facilities, 31 satellite LNG storage tanks, 43 LNG import terminals in North America and two LNG export terminals. Included in the 16 printer-friendly PDF pages of data, charts and graphs is the information you need to make critical business and analytical decisions. The PDF map can be zoomed in to the county level or zoomed out to view the North American continent.

Storage Field (517 listed) Data include: State/Province County/location Status (proposed, operating, expanding/changing) Field Type (reservoir, salt dome, bedded salt, aquifer) Operator Ultimate Owners/Parent Co. EIA Storage Region Expected In-service date Initial In-service date Total Capacity Base Gas (MMcf) Current Working Gas Capacity (MMcf) Previous Working Gas Capacity Proposed Working Gas Capacity Proposed Additional Working Gas Capacity Potential Additional Working Gas Capacity Capacity Available to Third Parties Max Injection Rate (MMcf/d) Proposed Additional Injection Capacity (MMcf/d) Max Deliverability (MMcf/d) Previous Deliverability (MMcf/d) Proposed Additional Delivery Capacity (MMcf/d) Total Compression Interconnecting Pipes Website Regulation and Docket Number Rate Design Phone Number Operator Address Notes and Expansion Details

LNG Facilities (142 listed) Data include: State County/Location Operator Ultimate Owners/Parent Co. Type (66 LNG peak shaving facilities, 31 satellite LNG storage tanks, 43 LNG import terminals and two LNG export terminals) Status (operating, proposed, cancelled) Total Storage Capacity (MMcf) Peak Deliverability (MMcf/d) Notes View charts and graphs depicting: Base Gas, Working Gas and Storage Capacity Totals for U.S. and North America (bar graph) Market Share as percentage of Working Gas Capacity (pie chart) Deliverabilty by Type and by EIA Storage Region (pie chart) Ranking of States by Working Gas, Proposed Capacity, and Number of Fields (bar graph) Storage Capacity by Type (pie chart)

Consider NGI's other educational products

For a broader look at natural gas infrastructure, check out NGI's Natural Gas Infrastructure in North America (2005/2006) product. With data and information for the 108 major natural gas pipelines, the 110 natural gas market points on the continent as well as basic information for the 517 storage facilities and 67 LNG import terminals, this CD-ROM is an easy-to-use, yet informative resource for anyone in the gas industry. Included with the comprehensive data file is a detailed pdf map that can be zoomed down to the county level or up to view the entire North American continent.

Or, if you need a wall map for a quick reference guide, check out NGI's Major Natural Gas Pipelines Map. It's a full color, 20" X 24" wall map that is perfect as a general up-to-date reference tool for experienced gas industry officials and also a good educational product for gas industry newcomers. The wall map shows 108 major natural gas pipelines linking gas production in all the major producing basins to market areas and market points in all regions of the United States and Canada. Also included are the locations and names of 67 liquefied natural gas import terminals, the names of the major natural gas producing basins, and locations of 110 natural gas market points. It makes an attractive gift for customers with your name and logo on it. Low rates for multiple copies available.

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