Facility Information
Lodi Gas Storage operates two natural gas storage facilities in northern California. The facilities are designed for an overall high deliverability storage service and have a proven track record of exceptionally safe and reliable operations.
Lodi Facility
Located just north of Lodi California, this facility is situated in one of California’s major winegrape growing regions, the Lodi Appellation. The storage reservoirs lie approximately 2,200 feet beneath the surface and cover approximately 1,500 acres with a working gas capacity of 17 BCF and daily maximum injection and withdrawal capability of 400 MMcf/day and 500 MMcf/day respectively through 15 wells. The compression/dehydration facility is equipped with four natural gas driven engines totaling 18,000 horsepower and two glycol dehydration trains with a capacity of 250 MMcf/day each. Thirty-one miles of 24 inch diameter pipeline links the facility to an interconnect with Pacific Gas & Electric’s line 401 just north of Antioch, California. The facility has been in operation since January 2002, has a staff of 13 employees, and is manned 24 hours a day.
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| Arial Photo of Lodi Compressor Station |
Kirby Hills Facility
Located in the Montezuma Hills, 9 miles southeast of Fairfield, California, the Kirby Hills facility has a working gas capacity of 5 BCF and maximum injection and withdrawal capability of 50 MMcf/day through 6 wells. The compression facility is equipped with two natural gas driven engines totaling 2,700 horsepower. Six miles of 16 inch diameter pipeline links the facility to an interconnect with Pacific Gas & Electric’s line 400 approximately 6 miles west of Rio Vista, California. The facility has been in operation since January, 2007.
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| Kirby Hills Compression Facility |