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Our look at
MARCELLUS GAS FACILITIES

Once the gas is extracted from deep in the Marcellus Shale, usually over a mile underground, it needs to be processed and piped to market. Therefore, in addition to a vast network of natural gas pipelines, there need to be other gas processing facilities such as compressor plants, propane extraction plants and other natural gas facilities. Here we take a firsthand look at gas processing facilities and gas plants that are being built to handle Marcellus gas.


  

Fulton Compressor Station
Washington Avenue, Hickory, PA

This compressor station near Hickory has plans to go from housing two, to housing four Cat 1340 HP compressors.
 
Fulton Compressor Station
Washington Avenue, Hickory, PA
Permitted total facility allowed emissions are:
NOx - 38.94 TONS per year
VOC - 12.40 TONS per year
CO - 49.02 TONS per year
The emission figures above are for the original two compressors,
with four compressors these amounts would double to:
NOx - 77.88 TONS per year
VOC - 24.80 TONS per year
CO - 98.04 TONS per year
   According to the next door neighbor, "It is lit up like a Walmart parking lot at night." A recent visitor to the house next door reported bad odors and loud noise from this compressor station and wondered aloud, "How can people live next to this? What are they breathing?"

  


    

  

DRYER COMPRESSOR STATION
Route 231, Independence Township
Violations
  
  
  
  
DRYER COMPRESSOR STATION
  

     


 

GODWIN COMPRESSOR STATION
original construction photos - near Washington, PA
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
Compressor used to move gas through pipelines
     
  
   Christmas trees fore and aft
  
  

  

MarkWest Cryogenic Gas Plant
Route 519 near Houston, PA

  
WASHINGTON COUNTY REAL ESTATE TAX INFORMATION
DECEMBER 24, 2009
PARCEL NUMBER: 170-009-00-00-0006-00
Deed Book - Page: 200903398
NAME: MARKWEST LIBERTY MIDSTREAM & 31469   DATE OF LAST SALE  
   2/11/2009

SELLING PRICE
   $0.00
NAME: RESOURCES LLC
ADDRESS: 1515 ARAPAHOE ST TOWER 2 STE 700
  DENVER   CO  80202
LOCATION: 800 WESTERN AVE WASHINGTON
DISTRICT: 170 (CHARTIERS)
PROPERTY TYPE:   Agriculture (Tillable & Other)
DESCRIPTION: LAND 184 AC @ C&G
Assessment Information
 
YEAR CODE LAND BUILDING TOTAL
2011   1   4,814 0 4,814
2010   1   4,814 0 4,814
2009   1   4,814 0 4,814
Billing History
 
Year Control Billed Date Due @ Face
2010 17010-1/ 0 $119.87 1/4/2010 $119.87
2009 17009-1/ 0 $103.02 1/2/2009 $0.00

This huge MarkWest gas plant acreage remains zoned "Agricultural" and continues to enjoy "Clean & Green" tax treatment in Washington County for 2010, paying less county tax ($119) than many homeowners.
  

  
  
  
MarkWest gas plant near Houston, Pa
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

   

Laurel Mountain Midstream
Dew Point Control Facility

Laurel Mountain Midstream
Facility near Rt. 50 & Caldwell Rd.
between Hickory and Avella, Pa
  
  
This gas facility has grown quickly
  
Permitted total facility allowed emissions are:
NOx - 55.56 TONS per year
VOC - 37.96 TONS per year
CO - 68.4 TONS per year
   
Construction activities

  


    

Stewart Compressor Station
between Avella and Hickory, Pa


Rt. 50 & Caldwell Road
Permitted total facility allowed emissions are:
NOx - 38.94 TONS per year
VOC - 12.87 TONS per year
CO - 49.02 TONS per year

   

 
 
     

  


  

Compressor Station
on Pa State Game Lands near Claysville, Pa

     

  


  

MarkWest Compressor Station
on Johnson Road in Amwell Township, Pa.

MarkWest compressor station under construction on Johnson Road in Amwell Township, approximately one mile upwind from Trinity Elementary South.
  
  
   Two large compressors manufactured by Compression Systems Inc.
  
    
  
  
  
  
 
  

  


  

Compressor Station
near Houston, Pa.

  
  
  
  

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