The State of Hydraulic Fracturing in CA: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going?
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1 The State of Hydraulic Fracturing in CA: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going? Butte County Board of Supervisors February 10, 2015 Steve Bohlen, State Oil and Gas Supervisor, California Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources
2 Division Mandates supervisor shall so supervise the drilling, operation, maintenance, and abandonment of wells and the operation, maintenance, and removal or abandonment of tanks and facilities...so as to prevent, as far as possible, damage to life, health, property, and natural resources; damage to underground oil and gas deposits from infiltrating water prevent damage and waste to underground and surface waters
3 Division Mandates supervisor shall also supervise to permit the owners to utilize all methods and practices known to the industry for the purpose of increasing the ultimate recovery. To best meet oil and gas needs in this state, the supervisor shall administer this division so as to encourage the wise development of oil and gas resources.
4 California s Oil and Gas Fields
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7 Colliding Issues: SB4, Drought, Induced Seismicity Senate Bill 4 Regulation of Hydraulic Fracturing in California Drought Focus on CA Aquifers and Compliance with the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Induced Seismicity State s Underground Injection Control Program
8 Gas Field Locations in Butte, Glenn, Colusa and Sutter Counties
9 Active, Idle or New Wells in Butte, Glenn, Colusa and Sutter Counties (black), and Wells Hydraulically Fractured Per Frac Focus (blue)
10 Wells Reported as Hydraulically Fractured Per Frac Focus
11 Table Identifying Wells Hydraulically Fractured Per Frac Focus
12 ACTIVE WELLS IN BUTTE COUNTY Total Non-Plugged and Abandoned Wells: 32 Fields And Well Count: Wild Goose Gas: 21 Wells (Gas Storage ) Perkins Lake Gas: 5 Wells Durham Gas: 5 Wells County: 1 Well
13 ACTIVE WELLS BY TYPE Dry Gas: 9 Active Wells, 1 Idle Well Gas Storage: 17 Active Wells Water Disposal: 1 Active Well Observation: 4 Active Wells Per Frac Focus No Wells Have Been Hydraulically Fractured in Butte County.
14 Glenn County Total Non-Abandoned Wells: 322 Dry Gas: 291 Active, 25 Idle Water Disposal: 2 Active, 1 Idle Newly Permitted Wells: 3 (not drilled yet) Information From Frac Focus: 1 Well Hydraulically Fractured 6/23/2011 Venoco Inc. Carriere
15 Total Depth of Wells In Butte County Wild Goose: Perkins Lake Gas: Durham Gas: County: 3560
16 50,000,000 Gas Storage (Butte County) 40,000,000 30,000,000 20,000,000 10,000, ,000,000-20,000,000-30,000,000 Storage Gas Produced Gas Injected Net Gas
17 0 200, , , ,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000 1,800, Gas Produced (Butte County)
18 As of January 1, 2014, Oil and Gas Operators Were Required to Obtain Permits To Perform Any Well Stimulation Activity For Butte County, Since January 1, 2014 No Well Stimulation Permit Applications Have Been Received. For Colusa, Glenn and Sutter Counties, Since January 1, 2014 No Well Stimulation Permit Applications Have Been Received.
19 Senate Bill 4 (SB 4) (2013) Creates: Article 3. Well Stimulation in state law Purpose: To increase transparency of CA well stimulation techniques Provides framework for a comprehensive study, environmental review and regulation of well stimulation
20 SB 4 Legislation Summary REQUIRES: A study on well stimulation [Public Resources Code Section ( ) 3160] A State-wide Environmental Impact Report [ 3161(b)] The Division to adopt well stimulation regulations [ 3160 (b) (1) (A)] Permits for well stimulation [ 3160 (d) (2) (A)]
21 SB 4 Legislation Summary REQUIRES: Groundwater monitoring plans [ 3160 (d) (1) (F)] Public disclosure [ 3160 (g) (2) (A)] ESTABLISHES: Notification requirements [ 3160 (d) (6) (A)] Trade secret procedures [ 3160 (j) (1)] PROVIDES: Amendments to the oil and gas fee structure [ 3401 (a)]
22 Regulatory Path SB 4 rulemaking commenced Nov Draft regulations released 60-day comment period Five public comment hearings throughout state Revised draft regulations posted Jun day comment period Five public comment hearings throughout state Public comment on final draft closed Friday, October 23
23 Regulations Include Nearby Geologic Review Pre-Fracturing Well Testing Advance Notification Allow for Water Well Testing Seismic Monitoring
24 Regulations Include Seismic and Ground Water Monitoring Before, During & After Fracturing Operations Disclosure of Materials Used in Fracturing Fluid Trade Secrets Storage of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids
25 Water Use in Hydraulic Fracturing California
26 Water Injection Total Produced Water Injection: 2.7 Billion bbls/yr (348,000 a-f) Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR): 1.9 Billion bbls/yr (240,000 a-f) (70%) o Water Flood - 50% o Steam Flood - 13% o Cyclic Steam - 6% Water Disposal (WD):.8 Billion bbls/yr (105,000 a-f) (30%)
27 Non-Injected Produced Water Total Produced Water Non-Inject: 866 Million bbls/yr Evaporation - Percolation: 624 Million bbls/yr (72%) Freshwater Uses: 198 Million bbls/yr (25,400 a-f) (23%) Sewer Systems: 44 Million bbls/yr (5%)
28 Fresh Water Balance Produced Freshwater: 198 Million bbls/yr (25,400 a-f) Industry s Use for: Well Drilling Operations: 3 Million bbls (386 a-f) Hydraulic Fracturing Operations: 2 Million bbls (270 a-f) Cementing:.6 Million bbls (80 a-f) Total: 5.6 Million bbls (736 a-f) Balance: 192 Million bbls or 24,800 acre-feet
29 Colliding Issues: SB4, Drought, Induced Seismicity The collision of these issues has changed the future landscape for DOGGR: Public Scrutiny Legislative Oversight Operational Imperatives
30 Colliding Issues: SB4, Drought, Induced Seismicity The Partnership Vision for a Successful DOGGR: Current Status A paper exercise Future Status Data and Science Driven Partnerships and Fellowships Working together on difficult problems
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35 Fracturing Fluids AU Dept. of Mines and Energy
36 Statewide Data FracFocus data for Jan 30, 2011 Dec 31, Disclosures received voluntarily Average water usage = 88,311 gallons per job Average Depth of Well = 1817 TVD 2014 Division Well Stimulation Data (Most HF) notices posted to website for 2014 Average water usage = 63,000 gallons per job 98% of Well Stimulation treatments occur in Kern County
37 The State of Hydraulic Fracturing in CA: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going? Butte County Board of Supervisors February 10, 2015 Steve Bohlen, State Oil and Gas Supervisor, California Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources
38 Dally et al., (1975) Swift & Kusubov (1982) Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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