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Southern California Gas Storage Enhancement Project


Background

Southern California Gas Company operates a natural gas storage field, La Goleta Storage Field, located on S. Patterson in the Goleta area.  SoCalGas purchases market quality natural gas when prices are low and stores it in a depleted gas reservoir located at the La Goleta.  The gas is withdrawn at times of high demand and sold to consumers located in 12 counties in central and southern California.

La Goleta Storage Field


Project Description

Proposal by Southern California Gas Company to produce native gas from an onshore natural gas reserve located under their La Goleta Storage Field.  The project would include the development of 2 production wells, 2 exploratory wells, 2,800 feet of underground pipeline, and a dehydration unit at the La Goleta Storage Field. The applicant estimates there is 3 to 5 billion cubic feet of recoverable gas.  The withdrawal of native gas would enhance the existing storage field by expanding the total storage capacity at the facility. Once gas reserves have been produced, the production wells would be integrated into storage operations.  The exploration wells are proposed to investigate the feasibility of producing native gas from an adjacent natural gas reserve.


Project Status

Staff is currently reviewing the application for completeness.

 

 
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