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Natural Gas Monthly, May, 2003
Table 10
Underground Natural Gas Storage - by Season, 2000-2003
(Volumes in Billion Cubic Feet)
Natural Gas in
Underground Storage
at End of Period
Year, Season
and Base Working
Month Gas Gas Total
October 2000 4,360 2,732 7,092
2000-2001 Heating Season
November 4,361 2,442 6,803
December 4,352 1,719 6,071
January 4,344 1,265 5,609
February 4,328 912 5,241
March 4,300 742 5,042
Total -- -- --
2001 Refill Season
April 4,261 992 5,253
May 4,309 1,440 5,749
June 4,310 1,882 6,193
July 4,315 2,261 6,576
August 4,313 2,576 6,889
September 4,318 2,944 7,262
October 4,310 3.144 7,454
Total -- -- --
2001-2002 Heating Season
November 4,301 3,254 7,555
December 4,301 2,904 7,204
January 4,313 2,344 6,657
February 4,358 1,838 8,194
March 4,355 1,518 5,873
Total -- -- --
2002 Refill Season
April 4,355 1,659 6,014
May 4,361 1,968 6,329
June 4,355 2,308 6,663
July 4,358 2,539 6,896
August 4,357 2,773 7,130
September 4,342 3,042 7,384
October 4,342 3,116 7,458
Total -- -- --
2002-2003 Heating Season
November 4,344 2,929 7,273
December 4,340 2,375 6,715
January 4,342 1,534 5,876
February 4,334 864 5,198
March 4,324 735 5,059
Total -- -- --
Change in Working
Gas from Same
Period Previous Year Storage
Activity
Year, Season
and
Month Volume Percent Injections
October 2000 -345 -11.1 329
2000-2001 Heating Season
November -628 -20.3 108
December -806 -31.9 66
January -495 -28.1 92
February -391 -30.0 74
March -412 -35.7 116
Total -- -- 455
2001 Refill Season
April -210 -17.5 349
May 7 0.5 520
June 165 9.6 490
July 258 12.9 451
August 377 17.1 386
September 450 18.0 413
October 412 15.1 282
Total -- -- 2,892
2001-2002 Heating Season
November 812 33.2 210
December 1,185 68.9 80
January 1,078 85.2 59
February 925 101.4 55
March 776 104.7 105
Total -- -- 510
2002 Refill Season
April 666 67.1 237
May 528 36.7 381
June 426 22,6 395
July 278 12.3 341
August 198 7.7 322
September 97 3.3 364
October -28 -0.9 229
Total -- -- 2,269
2002-2003 Heating Season
November -325 -10.0 124
December -528 -18.2 66
January -810 -34.5 44
February -974 -53.0 48
March -783 -51.6 169
Total -- -- 451
Storage Activity
Year, Season
and Net
Month Withdrawals Withdrawals (a)
October 2000 88 -241
2000-2001 Heating Season
November 396 288
December 785 720
January 588 496
February 414 339
March 298 183
Total 2,481 2,026
2001 Refill Season
April 70 -279
May 41 -479
June 49 -441
July 68 -385
August 79 -307
September 41 -372
October 93 -190
Total 439 -2,453
2001-2002 Heating Season
November 138 -73
December 432 352
January 605 546
February 517 462
March 425 320
Total 2,117 1,607
2002 Refill Season
April 111 -126
May 58 -323
June 56 -339
July 101 -239
August 89 -234
September 72 -292
October 145 -84
Total 633 -1,636
2002-2003 Heating Season
November 322 198
December 624 558
January 886 841
February 723 676
March 303 134
Total 2,858 2,407
(a) Negative numbers indicate the volume of injections in excess of
withdrawals. Positive numbers indicate the volume of withdrawals in
excess of injections.
-- Not Applicable.
Notes: Data through 2001 are final. All other data are preliminary
unless otherwise noted. See Explanatory Note 6 for discussion of
revision policy. Gas in storage at the end of a reporting period may not
equal the quantity derived by adding or subtracting net injections or
withdrawals during the period to the quantity of gas in storage at the
beginning of the period. This is due to changes in the quantities of
native gas included in base gas and/or losses in base gas due to
migration from storage reservoirs. Totals may not equal sum of
components because of independent rounding. Geographic coverage is the
50 States and the District of Columbia.
Sources: Form EIA-191, "Monthly Underground Gas Storage Report," and
Form EIA-176, "Annual Report of Natural and Supplemental Gas Supply and
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