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AGA F12001
- The Evolution of Underground Natural Gas Storage: Changes in Utilization Patterns
- Report / Survey by American Gas Association, 01/01/2001
- Publisher: AGA
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AGA F12001
Until the late 1980s, the storage of natural gas was primarily a utility, as opposed to a commercial function. Today, storage is viewed very differently. The old rules regarding the quantities of stored gas required to meet seasonal load variations are no longer valid. This report highlights key changes in underground storage utilization as both a winter tool and commercial asset.
Until the late 1980s, the storage of natural gas was primarily a utility, as opposed to a commercial function. Today, storage is viewed very differently. The old rules regarding the quantities of stored gas required to meet seasonal load variations are no longer valid. This report highlights key changes in underground storage utilization as both a winter tool and commercial asset.
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