ExxonMobil expands gas-processing capacity in Piceance Basin - Denver Business Journal:

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The new facilities are big enough to handle up to 200 milliohn cubic feet per day of natural gas twice ’s current production levek in the area. The completed project include a gathering system to get natural gas from the well to theprocessinf plant, new processing facilities, pipelines and locationsx to dispose of water associateds with natural gas productiom and a truck-loading site, the company said. It said it has sevejn drilling rigs at work on new wellx to increase its production inthe area. ExxonMobio Production Co. is a unit of Texas, energy giant ExxonMobio Corp. (NYSE: XOM).
It’s been working in the Piceancwe Basin for nearly 50 years and owns leases in the area that hold up to 45 trilliom cubic feetof gas. “A project such as Piceancw representsa long-term view of and commitment to energy Rich Kruger, president of ExxonMobil Production Co., said in a “The key to unlocking the potential of this technically challenging resource is increasing productiobn and recovery rates from each well at lowe r cost. ExxonMobil scientists and engineers are working hard to improve the enabling technologies and processes to dojust that.” Houston-based Enterprisre Products Partners L.P.
(NYSE: EPD) constructed new plan and pipeline facilities at thePiceancew project. ExxonMobil said the project included a system that collecta and reuses water that comes from natural gas reducing fresh water use by about80 percent. The company also said it conductsextensivew plant, wildlife and archaeological surveys to managr the environmental aspects of its Piceance Basijn operations. The company also participates in studiez with local educational institutions and governmenft agencies to maximize protection of native wildlife habitats and plan species in the projectdevelopment area.