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Natural Gas Taking up more Market Share in the U.S.

International Energy Agency (iea) indicated that gas accounted for almost half the increase in primary energy consumption worldwide. More importantly, natural gas demand is expected to rise by more than 10% over the next five years, reaching more than 4.3 trillion cubic meters in 2024.

Correspondingly, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) unveils in recent Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report that the amount of natural gas held in storage in 2019 went from a low volume of 1,155 Bcf (billion cubic feet) in April to a near-record value of 3,724 Bcf in October.

The increase of natural gas production is partly supported by a rising associated gas output in the past year. According to E. Geary and J. Perrin (2019), associated natural gas production in the U.S. grew from 4.3 Bcf/d in 2006 to 15.0 Bcf/d in 2018. In the meanwhile, the share of associated gas in total natural gas production ascended from 8% to 16%



Apart from the impetus of associated gas, new pipelines came to service within the country this year is strengthening overall natural gas capacity and is estimated to contribute 16 Bcf/d to 17 Bcf/d of natural gas pipeline capacity.



Jereh Group, as an integrated solution provider in the field of oil, gas and environmental management, offers a full range of natural gas solutions that cover gas boosting equipment & accessories, gas treatment facilities, gas field surfacing engineering, pipeline engineering, LNG engineering, gas fueling stations and etc, which aims to ensure the safety and reliability of natural gas development

Jereh is also the authorized global market packager and distributor of Ariel Corporation who is the world’s largest manufacturer of separable reciprocating gas compressors. All the compressor packages offered by Jereh go through strict design review and mechanical analysis to guarantee adaptability and reliability.

This April, Jereh and OGDCL (Oil & Gas Development Company Limited), the largest exploration and production listed company of Pakistan, landed an EPC contract for Nashpa compression project.



Jereh provides 4 engine-driven reciprocating compressors, auxiliary equipment as well as civil engineering to OGDCL, which is expected to help restore production capability of oil & gas fields affected by pressure depletion, and guarantee stable recovery of LPG. The total capacity is estimated to reach 98.48 MMSCFD.

Jereh always shares a common goal with clients that is to achieve max economic efficiency during the production process, thus great efforts having been spent on associated gas recovery solution.

Jereh adopts specialized design for associated gas recovery, making it more adaptable to varied working conditions and reducing unexpected risks brought by unstable source gas parameters as well as extreme ambient conditions.



For an instance, 4 sets of truck-mounted motor driven screw compressor packages (above) were supplied to Russian customers, which were specially designed to meet the requirement of CU-TR certification. These compressor packages are capable of boosting wellhead associated gas and transfer all the gas to downstream reciprocating compressors, after which the associated gas shall be re-injected to the underground.

Jereh specializes in providing gas storage solutions as well. The gas storage facilities offered for an underground gas storage project in Turkey (below) were designed to help with peak shaving during winter. The engine-driven reciprocating compressor packages applied to this project had passed CE certification and the total storage capacity id 1.5 BScm.

As world’s demand for natural gas resources is projected to keep rising in the coming years, Jereh is ready to face up to the challenges and supply clients with customized solutions that best cater to their needs.

For more information, please visit: https://www.jereh-gas.com/  

Reference:

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=41934

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=41873

https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=41955