01833nmc a2200217 4500 20260520005815.0 260224s xxu CD I249 1 0013788 The effects of deregulation on underground natural gas storage in th U.S.A. 12/09/06 ; 22/07/2003 6 p. Disponible en CD en formato PDF Transcripción del abstract original del autor: The underground natural gas storage industry in the U.S.A. is mature and robust, with over 80 years of safe and reliable service. There are over 415 storage facilities nationwide, with total working gas capacity of 1.1x1011 m3 (3.9x1012 ft3) and 2.2x109 m3/day (7.8x1010 ft3/day) of deliverability. Underground storage continues to provide pipeline companies and gas utilities with the ability to handle operational swings, to cover seasonal demand variations and to insure the availability of emergency supply, but the profound changes in the U. S. natural gas market since deregulation have impacted gas storage operations. To understand how the storage industry has changed, it is necessary to understand the history of the deregulation process in the U.S. and how deregulation has impacted the entire U.S. natural gas market. This presentation examines the post-deregulation changes in the gas storage industry; reviews some of the solutions employed by storage operators to meet the challenges that result from these changes; and contemplates the future direction of the U.S. gas storage industry. CONGTP Benson, Karen G. 22089 International Gas Union, IGU 13105 World Gas Conference (22nd. : 2003 jun 1-5 : Tokyo) 22029 International Gas Union, IGU 13105 149461 149461 0 0 0 0 217280 BAAB BAAB CD I249 1 0013788 2026-03-04 200025449 0 CD I249 1 0013788 200025449 2026-03-04 16:38:39 2026-03-04 ARCHIVO