Environmental Aspects of Natural Gas Mid-stream Operations (an overview) June 2004 Presentation by Bruce Kosugi OGC SCEK Fund Workshop June 10, 2004.

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Environmental Aspects of Natural Gas Mid-stream Operations (an overview) June 2004 Presentation by Bruce Kosugi OGC SCEK Fund Workshop June 10, 2004

For Discussion What are Mid-stream Operations? How do they interact with the environment (Aspects)? Discussion

Mid-Stream Operations Gathering Processing Transmission

Gathering

Processing NN

Transmission

The System

Aspects Environmental Aspects are related to: –Water –Soil –Air –Habitat

Water Effluent Quality and Quantity Thermal Conditions Water Use

Soil Maintaining Soil Structure and Quality Avoiding Contamination Reclamation

Air Acid Rain Ground Level Ozone/Smog Stratospheric Ozone Depletion Toxics Particulates Noise Greenhouse Gases

Habitat Planning and development of projects (pipelines, facilities) Protecting sensitive habitat, avoiding sensitive time periods

Discussion

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