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To: upanddown who wrote (83409)	1/4/2001 7:08:41 AM
From: Second_Titan	Read Replies (1) of 95453

NG storage. I think the point is that zero storage is zero storage. But operation below zero may be possible in extreme cases. I imagine if total chaos is experienced and system pressures are very low more gas can be released into a depleted system. I have to review Simmon's NG storage report, again, but I think the real issue is below 500 bcf deliverability may become a big problem. These storage areas are huge accumulators that maintain system stability during high flows. So when have we operated at peak demand with ~500 bcf in storage? I go along with predictions of 300 bcf by the end of storage. With mass panic along during the last month of draws. I find it comforting that comments such as these are being reported by SSB weeks after being posted on this board. "However, the view from several companies in the 'trenches' is that drilling efficiency has dropped off much more sharply than we have assumed," Morris and Schmitz said in their report. "In fact, several companies have indicated to us that they believe production additions for the most recent 100-250 domestic natural gas rigs is about one-half of that for the first 500-600 rigs put to work industry-wide."

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