Dynegy Midstream Services, L.P. Experience in Methane Emissions Mitigation Processor’s Transfer Workshop April 22, 2005 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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Dynegy Midstream Services, L.P. Experience in Methane Emissions Mitigation Processor’s Transfer Workshop April 22, 2005 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Outline  Background  Gas Processing Plant’s study  Pipeline Leak Study  Monument Gas Plant  Current Plans  Future Plans

Background  Dynegy Midstream Services, L.P.  Corporate vs. Field staff  Number of DMS facilities

Gas Plant’s Study  Two DMS facilities in study  Cost was $ 30 K  Amount methane saved = 100 MMSCF/yr $7/MSCF)  Savings Realized within 18 Months – Largest Cost-Effective Leaks Repaired

Chico Gas Plant

Economics of LAUF

Optical Remote Leak Detection Infrared Differential Absorption  Mid wave Infrared - 3 to 5 µ m  Long wave Infrared - 8 to 11 µ m  Visible to 1.0 Microns  Near IR -0.9 to 1.6 Microns Remote sensing is the science and art of obtaining information about an object, area, or phenomenon through the analysis of data acquired by a device that is not in contact with the object, area, or phenomenon under investigation. From Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation, Lilles and and Kiefer, 1987

Similar to Gas Chromatography 3.31µm

Active vs. Passive Imaging  Active techniques employ an artificial radiation source (e.g. a microwave transmitter, a laser, a thermal heater, etc.) for illumination of the target area  Passive techniques utilize the naturally occurring ambient radiation

Passive Remote Optical Infrared Leak Detection, Quantification, and Speciation LSI

LSI Camera Visualizes Gasoline Vapor  Field Portable  Rugged  Reliable  Repeatable  Sensitivity  Ease of Use - Doesn’t Require Frequent Adjustment  Capable of Identifying “Inaccessible” Leaks

LSI Leak Surveys Video Imagery Flange LeakBuried Pipeline Leak

Pipeline Leak Study  Driving – visible signs (e.g. vegetation stress)  Driving with sniffer trucks twice a year  25 – 40 miles per day

Pipeline Leak Study  Mass Balance Discrepancy Identified Need for Survey  Infrared Remote Sensing from helicopter  miles per day  Amount of methane estimated at ~146 MM SCF /yr or (0.5 MMSCFD)

Monument Gas Plant

 Original plant built in 1936  Modifications in 1963 & 1976  31 engines for combined 25, 000 hp

Monument Gas Plant  26 engines to be replaced with integral electric compression  18, 500 HP Replaced  Amount of fuel saved is 1.5 BCF/yr and Corresponding CO2 Reductions

Monument Gas Plant

 Cost of this project $ 8.3 MM  Amount of fugitive methane losses saved is ~41 MMSCF/yr  Ancillary Benefit - Criteria (e.g. NOx) and HAPs pollutant reduction

Monument Gas Plant  Infrared survey conducted to identify sources of leakage  ~200 leaking sources identified  Largest opportunities - blow down vents and valve packing  Amount of methane saved is ~146 MMSCF/yr $7/MSCF

Current Plans  Phase II- EPA Study- Eunice Gas Plant and upstream compressors  Chico Gas Plant Retest  Include the LSI Infra red camera ( tool kit )  Plan to implement DI&M surveys every two years at gas plants/compressor stations

Future Plans  Coordinated Efforts for Sharing BMPs with Field Operations and Maintenance Personnel in  Increase management commitment through awareness of cost effective opportunities  Dynegy is evaluating implementing D, I & M system wide  Involve the Company media relation’s more effectively

Contact Information Shankar Ananthakrishna Senior Environmental Engineer Dynegy Midstream Services, L.P. Phone #: (713) Jeffrey A. Panek Principal Innovative Environmental Solutions, Inc. P.O. Box 177 Cary, Il (847) David Furry Leak Surveys Inc. P.O. Box Early Blvd. Early, Texas (325) Website: