Pipeline and Compression Project - Corning Natural Gas Corporation
CORNING NATURAL GAS CORPORATION
Pipeline and Compression Project Update 4-29-2010
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Corning Natural Gas Corporation (CNGC) Statistics Number of Customers Number of Intermediate & Large Volume Transporters Number of Utilities Served
14,519 41 2
Number of Interstate Pipelines Connected
2
Number of Marcellus Shale Wells Connected
4
Number of Trenton Black River Wells Connected
4
Number of Interstate Pipelines CNGC has Capacity on
4
Number of Storage Assets
3
Annual Throughput in Bcf
9
Miles of High Pressure Distribution Lines
106
Miles of Distribution Lines
307
Normal Operating Pressure Psig. Franchise Area in Square Miles Municipalities Served Total Assets Total Operating Revenue
0.25 to 295 1,200 24 $36,639,098.00 $24,105,080.20
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CNGC System with Interstate Pipelines and Wells
Potential Benefits to the Customer • Increased tax revenue for Municipality
• Reduced energy cost via Gas Supply sharing mechanism of 2% to 9 % annually
• Reduced energy cost via Capacity release revenue potential 1 % annual • Avoided pipeline charges and fuel cost 6%
•Potential total reduction in gas cost to customer of 9% to 16% •Improvement or replacement of existing facilities
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Additional Project Facts • Potential Sound - 40DBa or less
• Impact on Rural Appearance of Community – Structure will look like Barn • Impact on Adjacent Property Values – Should be minimal and increase Town tax revenue • Impact on Air Quality – Minimal air permit not required
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3.95 miles 6” installed 2007 Ryers Line
2.63 miles 10” installed 1954 Line 7
CNGC Compressor and Pipeline Project Town of Caton, Steuben County
1.63 miles 16” installed 1969 Line 4
N 1.77 miles 10” installed 2009 Line 13
2
CNGC 10” Line
CNGC 3
1
5 4
DTI Woodhull Compressor Multiple compressor and support buildings Fenced Facility site 4.35 Acres With minimal sound mitigating landscape Older compression units Nearest receptor – 868
CNGC Caton Compressor Building - sound suppression design .23 Acres in size Fenced Facility site 1.77 Acres With sound mitigating landscape Potential for 5 ultra lean burn compressor units Nearest receptor – 833’
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Receptor Data
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Noise Contour Data
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Compressor Station Aerial View looking north
View 1
Compressor Station Aerial View looking north
View 1b
Compressor Station looking south west at sunset from Thurber Rd.
View 2
Compressor Station Looking North from Harris Rd.
View 3
Compressor Station Looking south from County Route 120 Rd. (during the day)
View 4
Compressor Station Looking south from County Route 120 Rd. (In the evening)
View 5
Engine & Compressor Specifications Compressors: 5 Caterpillar – G3516 AFRC 1340hp @ 1,500RPM w/ an Ariel JGT-4 Ultra Lean Burn Compressors Suction Pressure: 150-250psig Discharge Pressure: 1150psig Design Flow Rate: 12MMCf/day @ 200psig
LEGEND
G3500 Ultra Lean Burn Summary • Greater Power • Enhanced Performance at Altitude • Consistently Produces to Lower Emissions Level • Operational Flexibility • Increased Fuel Savings CNGC
CORNING NATURAL GAS CORPORATION
Thank You
CNGC
Pipeline and Compression Project Update 4-29-2010
CNGC
Corning Natural Gas Corporation (CNGC) Statistics Number of Customers Number of Intermediate & Large Volume Transporters Number of Utilities Served
14,519 41 2
Number of Interstate Pipelines Connected
2
Number of Marcellus Shale Wells Connected
4
Number of Trenton Black River Wells Connected
4
Number of Interstate Pipelines CNGC has Capacity on
4
Number of Storage Assets
3
Annual Throughput in Bcf
9
Miles of High Pressure Distribution Lines
106
Miles of Distribution Lines
307
Normal Operating Pressure Psig. Franchise Area in Square Miles Municipalities Served Total Assets Total Operating Revenue
0.25 to 295 1,200 24 $36,639,098.00 $24,105,080.20
CNGC
CNGC System with Interstate Pipelines and Wells
Potential Benefits to the Customer • Increased tax revenue for Municipality
• Reduced energy cost via Gas Supply sharing mechanism of 2% to 9 % annually
• Reduced energy cost via Capacity release revenue potential 1 % annual • Avoided pipeline charges and fuel cost 6%
•Potential total reduction in gas cost to customer of 9% to 16% •Improvement or replacement of existing facilities
CNGC
Additional Project Facts • Potential Sound - 40DBa or less
• Impact on Rural Appearance of Community – Structure will look like Barn • Impact on Adjacent Property Values – Should be minimal and increase Town tax revenue • Impact on Air Quality – Minimal air permit not required
CNGC
3.95 miles 6” installed 2007 Ryers Line
2.63 miles 10” installed 1954 Line 7
CNGC Compressor and Pipeline Project Town of Caton, Steuben County
1.63 miles 16” installed 1969 Line 4
N 1.77 miles 10” installed 2009 Line 13
2
CNGC 10” Line
CNGC 3
1
5 4
DTI Woodhull Compressor Multiple compressor and support buildings Fenced Facility site 4.35 Acres With minimal sound mitigating landscape Older compression units Nearest receptor – 868
CNGC Caton Compressor Building - sound suppression design .23 Acres in size Fenced Facility site 1.77 Acres With sound mitigating landscape Potential for 5 ultra lean burn compressor units Nearest receptor – 833’
CNGC
Receptor Data
CNGC
Noise Contour Data
CNGC
Compressor Station Aerial View looking north
View 1
Compressor Station Aerial View looking north
View 1b
Compressor Station looking south west at sunset from Thurber Rd.
View 2
Compressor Station Looking North from Harris Rd.
View 3
Compressor Station Looking south from County Route 120 Rd. (during the day)
View 4
Compressor Station Looking south from County Route 120 Rd. (In the evening)
View 5
Engine & Compressor Specifications Compressors: 5 Caterpillar – G3516 AFRC 1340hp @ 1,500RPM w/ an Ariel JGT-4 Ultra Lean Burn Compressors Suction Pressure: 150-250psig Discharge Pressure: 1150psig Design Flow Rate: 12MMCf/day @ 200psig
LEGEND
G3500 Ultra Lean Burn Summary • Greater Power • Enhanced Performance at Altitude • Consistently Produces to Lower Emissions Level • Operational Flexibility • Increased Fuel Savings CNGC
CORNING NATURAL GAS CORPORATION
Thank You
CNGC
