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Title: Sources And Characteristics Of Wastes From Underground Natural Gas Storage Operations
Author: Bernard E. Bartolovic, Frank J. Myerski, John P. Fillo, James m. Evans
Source: American Gas Association 1992
Year Published: 1992
Abstract: Natural gas industry operations produce a number of waters and wastes including drilling fluids, produced waters, and other associated wastes. These materials have been exempted from regulation as hazardous waste under Subtitle C of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). EPAs recent interest in oil and gas industry wastes could translate into more stringent regulations, including possible regulation of oil and gas industry wastes under RCRA. In response to EPAs interest, and in an effort to develop a comprehensive profile of natural gas industry wastes, the Gas Research Institute commissioned a nationwide study of wastes associated with natural gas operations. This two-fold study included a nationwide gas industry waste survey and waste stream characterization effort for various natural gas operations including natural gas production, transmission and underground storage operations, and gas processing/ conditioning operations. This paper addresses the aspects of this study, primarily related to underground storage operations.

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