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Natural Gas Monthly, Nov, 2001
Table 14.
Activities of Underground Natural Gas Storage Operators, by State,
September 2001
(Volumes in Million Cubic Feet)
National Gas in
Underground Storage
Total at End of Period
Storage Base Working
State Capacity Gas Gas
Alabama 3,280 1,190 1,669
Arkansas 22,000 8,715 6,819
California 388,480 249,325 198,664
Colorado 100,227 48,255 37,592
Illinois 898,565 668,482 217,720
Indiana 113,210 75,311 29,508
Iowa 273,200 197,715 55,695
Kansas 301,502 178,551 92,282
Kentucky 219,914 109,245 100,279
Louisiana 569,187 268,333 246,457
Maryland 62,000 46,677 12,727
Michigan 1,070,717 459,221 508,502
Minnesota 7,000 4,840 1,848
Mississippi 134,012 77,715 55,413
Missouri 31,878 21,600 9,823
Montana 371,510 167,339 36,436
Nebraska 39,469 26,995 6,589
New Mexico 96,600 29,766 9,590
New York 175,496 96,063 73,858
Ohio 573,784 344,375 184,502
Oklahoma 378,137 200,968 148,688
Oregon 17,755 9,352 10,969
Pennsylvania 713,818 352,389 354,295
Tennessee 1,200 340 778
Texas 699,324 249,921 276,780
Utah 129,480 64,600 47,362
Virginia 4,967 2,312 2,677
Washington 37,300 19,000 18,181
West Virginia 733,126 278,291 175,968
Wyoming 105,869 60,782 22,596
AGA Regions
Producing 2,200,762 1,013,969 836,028
Eastern Consuming 4,914,624 2,680,205 1,734,590
Western Consuming 1,157,620 623,493 373,848
Total 8,273,006 4,317,667 2,944,267
National Change in Working
Gas in
Underground Gas from Same Period
Storage
at End of Previous Year
Period
State Total Volume Percent
Alabama 2,859 -111 -6.3
Arkansas 15,534 394 6.1
California 447,989 56,611 39.9
Colorado 85,847 2,219 6.3
Illinois 886,203 11,736 5.7
Indiana 104,819 -98 -0.3
Iowa 253,410 2,717 5.1
Kansas 270,833 20,601 28.7
Kentucky 209,523 12,665 14.5
Louisiana 514,791 87,809 55.3
Maryland 59,404 -1,765 -12.2
Michigan 967,723 33,740 7.1
Minnesota 6,688 -230 -11.1
Mississippi 133,128 5,231 10.4
Missouri 31,423 88 0.9
Montana 203,775 3,034 9.1
Nebraska 33,583 2,847 76.1
New Mexico 39,356 873 10.0
New York 169,921 2,855 4.0
Ohio 528,877 17,523 10.5
Oklahoma 349,655 54,358 57.6
Oregon 20,321 2,468 29.0
Pennsylvania 706,684 20,410 6.1
Tennessee 1,118 407 109.6
Texas 526,700 95,745 52.9
Utah 111,962 3,968 9.1
Virginia 4,988 453 20.4
Washington 37,181 549 3.1
West Virginia 454,259 31,587 21.9
Wyoming 83,378 2,527 12.6
AGA Regions
Producing 1,849,997 265,012 46.4
Eastern Consuming 4,414,795 135,053 8.4
Western Consuming 977,141 71,147 23.5
Total 7,261,934 449,975 18.0
Storage Activity
State Injections Withdrawals
Alabama 21 3
Arkansas 579 0
California 12,746 3,361
Colorado 5,576 555
Illinois 35,665 2,083
Indiana 4,116 72
Iowa 14,397 688
Kansas 17,903 497
Kentucky 9,044 69
Louisiana 42,503 7,659
Maryland 1,633 468
Michigan 72,984 336
Minnesota 232 0
Mississippi 5,209 1,141
Missouri 360 11
Montana 5,307 454
Nebraska 1,317 67
New Mexico 1,189 299
New York 6,793 449
Ohio 26,791 421
Oklahoma 19,164 1,258
Oregon 852 1
Pennsylvania 44,631 5,384
Tennessee 62 0
Texas 43,979 15,211
Utah 7,406 23
Virginia 362 90
Washington 1,703 254
West Virginia 22,933 437
Wyoming 3,697 6
AGA Regions
Producing 130,527 26,065
Eastern Consuming 241,109 10,558
Western Consuming 37,520 4,653
Total 409,156 41,276
Notes: Gas in storage at the end of a reporting period may not equal the
quantity derived by addingor subtracting net injections or withdrawls
during the period to the quantity of gas in storage at the begining of
the period. This is due to changes in the quantities of native gas
inculded in base gas and/or losses in basegas due to migration
fromstorage reservoirs. Totals may not equal sum of components because
of independent rounding. Georgaphic coverage is the 50 States and the
District of Columbia. The American Gas Association (AGA) publishes
weekly estimates of working hsd levels in underground storage by region.
AGA defines the producing Region as Texas. Oklahoma, Kansas, New
Mexico,Louisiana, Arkansas, andMississippi River, the Eastern Consuming
Region as all States east of the Western Consuming Region as all States
west of theMississippi River less the Producing Region and lowa,
Nebraska and Missouri.
Source: Form EIA-191, "Monthly Underground Gas Storage Report."
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