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From: GC	4/30/2008 10:02:42 AM
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CBM water volume grows By DUSTIN BLEIZEFFER Star-Tribune energy reporter Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:55 PM MST Coal-bed methane production is on the rise in the Powder River Basin, and along with it comes more water. With the industry facing the problem of having more water than can be put to beneficial use, others are presenting some potential solutions. The Wyoming Pipeline Authority has set out to answer the question of whether it makes commercial sense to pipe water produced from coal-bed methane wells to a treatment-and-injection site or to the Big Horn or North Platte rivers. Pipeline officials are seeking nonbinding estimates from coal-bed methane producers of how much water they could put into a water pipeline project. During a meeting in Casper Tuesday, Pipeline Authority director Brain Jeffries said the scenario is based on piping 100 million barrels of water per day at a cost of 30 cents per barrel. "The reaction was that 30 cents seems on the high side of some of our current alternatives," Jeffries said. However, there's some additional value in adding a water pipeline to the industry's water management methods. Jeffries said many companies like the fact that the pipeline would give them some regulatory certainty. The industry currently faces a great deal of uncertainty about water management requirements because of ongoing litigation between the states of Wyoming and Montana.

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