Ziff Energy and Gas Processing Management announce the kickoff of a 200+ page North Montney and Shale Gas Growth Resource and Infrastructure Study analyzing the area from west of Fort St. John to the Yukon and Northwest Territories including the Horn River, Liard, and Cordova Shale Gas Basins; forecasting gas and liquids to 2023 with the gas potentially being an important feedstock for Western Canada LNG Development.
The Study assesses the impact that the developing production will have on 24 sweet and sour gas processing plants including: Cabin, Caribou, Chinchaga, Cypress, Fort Nelson, Jedney, Rainbow, Sierra, Wildboy, and Zama. This new Study is the northward continuation of the previously released Ziff Energy and GPMi South Montney and Tight Gas Study.
The North Montney and Shale Gas Growth Study is the 4th in a series of Resource and Infrastructure analyses that address developing Western Canada Tight Gas (Cretaceous, Duvernay, and Montney) and Shale Gas Growth, required new plant and pipeline infrastructure, and the impact on existing processing facilities and gathering systems. The series of studies include:
These Studies are currently supported by 35 industry subscriptions and 21 participating companies representing a broad segment of Alberta and British Columbia Producers, Operators, Pipeline, and Financial Companies.
The new North Montney and Shale Gas Growth Study will:
[mappress] LNG World News Staff, March 11, 2013; Image: Ziff Energy