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Title: HURRICANE IMPACTS TO U.S. ENERGY PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORTATION IN LA


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HURRICANE IMPACTS TO U.S. ENERGY PRODUCTION AND
TRANSPORTATION IN LA

Karl Morgan March 2006
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LA Oil and Gas Statistics
  • Coastal and offshore LA produce 27 of US oil and
    gas
  • La -190,000 bpd and OCS -1,500,000 bpd oil
  • La -1.2 mcf and OCS -3.65 tcf natural gas)
  • 40 of US oil and gas move through LA coastal
    pipelines
  • Home of La Offshore Oil Port (LOOP) which
    transports 10 of US imported oil
  • Existing LNG facility in Lake Charles with
    several more planned near and off shore

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LA STATE OFFSHORE WATERS
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EXTENT OF TIDAL INFLUENCELESS THAN 4 FEET IN
ELEVATION
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NEW ORLEANS
HOUMA
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LAKE CHARLES
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GULF OF MEXICO OIL AND GAS PRODUCING AREA
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OIL AND GAS INFRASTRUCTURE
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Platforms and Wells
  • In OCS waters there are over 2800 platforms, of
    which over 800 are manned
  • In State offshore waters there are over 2700
    platforms. Many more in inshore bays and lakes
  • In coastal LA there are over 12,000 producing
    wells not including OCS

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OIL AND GAS INFRASTRUCTURE
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OIL AND GAS INFRASTRUCTURE
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PIPELINES
  • In OCS waters there are almost 14,000 pipeline
    segments and total of 37,000 miles of pipeline
  • In Coastal Louisiana there are almost 23,000
    pipelines and total of over 26,500 miles of
    pipeline
  • Total of more than 63,500 miles of pipeline

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PORT FOURCHON
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HURRICANE KATRINA August 29, 2005
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In OCS waters, Katrina destroyed 46 platforms
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In the OCS, Katrina destroyed 46 platforms and
damaged 20 more
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In the OCS Katrina destroyed 46 platforms and
damaged 20 more as well as damaging 100 pipelines
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SHELL MARS TENSION LEG PLATFORM
Photo from LSU Center for Energy Studies Source
Shell
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SHELL MARS POST STORM
Photo from LSU Center for Energy Studies Source
Shell
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VENICE LAND BASE
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Other effects of Katrina in OCS Waters
  • Evacuated 482 of 819 manned platforms
  • Shut-in 90 of GOM oil production
  • Shut-in 78 of GOM gas production
  • Destroyed 4 drilling rigs, damaged 9 other
    drilling rigs

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HURRICANE RITA September 24, 2005
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In OCS waters, Rita destroyed 69 platforms
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In OCS waters, Rita destroyed 69 platforms and
damaged 32 more
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In OCS waters, Rita destroyed 69 platforms and
damaged 32 more as well as damaging an additional
83 pipelines
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DESTROYED PLATFORM
Photo from LSU Center for Energy Studies Source
MMS
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Destroyed Platforms and Pipelines
Photo from MMS
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Destroyed Platforms and Pipelines
Photo from MMS
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Damaged Platforms and Pipelines
Photo from MMS
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Inshore, the two hurricanes shut in 14 major gas
plants and 8 refineries, causing major damage to
3 refineries. It shut in over 1400 producing
wells and numerous pipelines and smaller tank
batteries and production facilities.
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Henry Hub Gas Plant
Photo from LSU Center for Energy Studies Source
LIOGA
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Other effects of Rita in OCS Waters
  • 100 of OCS oil production was shut-in
  • 79 of OCS gas production was shut-in
  • 683 platforms were evacuated
  • Destroyed 1 drilling rig and damaged 10 others

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As of December 29, 2005
  • OCS Production not yet restored
  • 27 of Oil Production
  • 19 of Gas Production
  • In state Production not yet restored
  • 29 of Oil production
  • 16 of the Gas production

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Where are we today
  • OCS Production not yet restored
  • 24 of Oil production
  • 15 of Gas production
  • 42 pipelines larger than 10 in diameter still
    out of service

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Lessons and Messages
  • The OCS production is a major supplier of US
    energy and is dependant on inshore facilities
  • The coastal wetlands must be restored to protect
    this infrastructure

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Questions?

1-800-267-4019
1-225-342-6470
www.dnr.louisiana.gov Karl.Morgan_at_la.gov
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