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Title: The Gri Role In Gas Storage Technology Research
Author: Yusaf A. Shikari
Source: American Gas Association 1991
Year Published: 1991
Abstract: Over the past two decades, the significant growth in gas storage has been one of the most prominent changes in the natural gas industry. Mid-70s saw the beginnings of the regulatory reforms that have, to this date, continued to prompt the local distribution companies, central power producers, and large industrial (and certain commercial) gas customers to participate directly in the purchase and transportation of gas rather than relying on the interstate pipelines. UnbundUng of utility services and rates and pricing of energy based on its market value (rather than cost-of- service) are becoming more common. Operating procedures are being revised to improve efficiency and increase throughout. As this restructuring moves the natural gas industry towards a deregulated, competitive environment, gas storage is becoming a vital, strategic component of the energy service market in the United States (U.S.). Recent forecasts of steady growth in gas demand-and prospects for improved gas supphes-will further enhance opportunities for new storage projects in coming years.

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