California Gas Report 2007 Supplement. Prepared by the California Gas and Electric Utilities
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1 California Gas Report 2007 Supplement Prepared by the California Gas and Electric Utilities
2 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT PREPARED BY THE CALIFORNIA GAS AND ELECTRIC UTILITIES Southern California Gas Company Pacific Gas and Electric Company San Diego Gas & Electric Company Southwest Gas Corporation City of Long Beach Gas & Oil Department Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
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4 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Foreword... 5 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary... 9 Recorded Actuals Northern California Recorded Actuals Pacific Gas and Electric Southern California Recorded Actuals Southern California Gas Company City of Long Beach Gas & Oil Department San Diego Gas & Electric Company Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Respondents Reserve 2008 California Gas Report CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 3
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6 FOREWORD FOREWORD The 2007 Annual California Gas Report Supplement was prepared in compliance with California Public Utilities Commission Decision D , approved on January 24, In addition to requiring respondent utilities to prepare a comprehensive California Gas Report biennially, D requires the utilities to prepare a supplemental report in odd numbered years. The supplemental report provides recorded data for the previous year. This 2007 California Gas Report Supplement includes the latest recorded data on gas supply and gas requirements for each of the utilities listed below: Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) City of Long Beach Gas & Oil Department (City of Long Beach) City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) The report is organized into two sections: Statewide Sources and Disposition and Recorded Actuals. The Recorded Actuals are split into Northern California and Southern California. The Northern California Section provides data for PG&E. The Southern California Section provides data for SoCalGas, the City of Long Beach, SDG&E and the LADWP CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 5
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8 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY
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10 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY The Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary is intended to complement the existing five-year recorded data tables included in the tabular data section of each utility. Please note that Non-Utilities Served Load is defined in this report as the volume of gas, which might have been served by the California Utilities, but is now being served by non-utility entities or non-cpuc jurisdictional pipelines. The Summary does not include electric bypass, or what is commonly referred to as bypass by wire. The information shown on the following Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary tables is based on the utilities accounting records and on available gas nomination and preliminary gas transaction information obtained daily from customers or their appointed agents and representatives. It should be noted that data on gas daily nominations are frequently subject to reconciling adjustments. In addition, some of the data are based on allocations and assignments which, by necessity, rely on estimated or preliminary information. Some columns may not sum exactly because of factored allocations and rounding differences, and do not imply curtailments CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 9
11 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY Recorded 2002 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary MMcf/Day California Trans PG&E Kern Sources El Paso western GT-NW River Mojave Other (1) Total Southern California Gas Company Core (2) (13) 984 Noncore Commercial/Industrial EG (3) EOR Wholesale/Resale/International (4) (76) 425 Total 398 1, (20) 2,750 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial/EG/Resale (3) ,474 Total , ,291 Other Northern California Core (5) Non-Utilities Served Load (6) Direct Sales/Bypass TOTAL SUPPLIER 965 1, , (9) 5,981 Notes: (1) Includes storage activities. (2) Includes NGV volumes, unaccounted-for and company use. (3) EG includes UEG, COGEN, and EOR Cogen. (4) Includes DGN volumes and SDG&E data as shown. San Diego Gas & Electric Company (7) Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial Total (5) Includes Southwest Gas Corp., Avista and Tuscarora data. (6) Deliveries to end-users by non-cpuc judistictional pipelines. (7) SDG&E data revised from previous reports CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
12 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY Recorded 2003 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary MMcf/Day California Trans PG&E Kern Sources El Paso western GT-NW River Mojave Other (1) Total Southern California Gas Company Core (2) Noncore Commercial/Industrial EG (3) EOR Wholesale/Resale/International (4) (49) 377 Total (11) 2,557 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial/EG/Resale (3) ,354 Total , ,087 Other Northern California Core (5) Non-Utilities Served Load (6) Direct Sales/Bypass ,137 TOTAL SUPPLIER 912 1, ,402 1, ,791 Notes: (1) Includes storage activities. For PG&E, this includes volumes flowing over Kern River High Desert interconnect & Questar Southern Trails interconnect. (2) Includes NGV volumes, unaccounted-for and company use. (3) EG includes UEG, COGEN, and EOR Cogen. (4) Includes DGN volumes and SDG&E data as shown. San Diego Gas & Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial Total (5) Includes Southwest Gas Corp., Avista and Tuscarora data. (6) Deliveries to end-users by non-cpuc judistictional pipelines CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 11
13 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY Recorded 2004 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary MMcf/Day California Trans PG&E Kern Sources El Paso western GT-NW River Mojave Other (1) Total Southern California Gas Company Core (2) Noncore Commercial/Industrial EG (3) EOR Wholesale/Resale/International (4) (33) 427 Total (23) 2,653 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (5) Core Noncore Industrial/Wholesale/EG (3) ,281 Total , ,100 Other Northern California Core (6) Non-Utilities Served Load (7) Direct Sales/Bypass ,323 TOTAL SUPPLIER 873 1, ,554 1, (12) 6,087 NOTES: (1) Includes storage activities. For PG&E, this includes volumes flowing over Kern River High Desert interconnect & Questar Southern Trails interconnect. (2) Includes NGV volumes, unaccounted-for and company use. (3) EG includes UEG, COGEN, and EOR Cogen. (4) Includes DGN volumes and SDG&E data as shown. San Diego Gas & Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial Total (5) Kern River supplies include volumes on Kramer Junction Interconnect and Questar Southern Trails Interconnect. (6) Includes Southwest Gas Corporation, Avista, and Tuscarora data (7) Deliveries to end-users by non-cpuc judisdictional pipelines CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
14 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY Recorded 2005 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary MMcf/Day California Trans GTN / Kern Sources El Paso western PG&E River Mojave Other (1) Total Southern California Gas Company Core (2) Noncore Commercial/Industrial EG (3) EOR Wholesale/Resale/International (4) Total ,483 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (5) Core Noncore Industrial/Wholesale/EG (6) ,221 Total , ,012 Other Northern California Core (7) Non-Utilities Served Load (8,9) Direct Sales/Bypass ,248 TOTAL SUPPLIER 852 1, ,340 1, ,754 Notes: (1) Includes storage activities, volumes delivered on Questar Southern Trails for SoCal Gas and PG&E, and California spot purchase for SDG&E. (2) Includes NGV volumes, unaccounted-for and company use. (3) EG includes UEG, COGEN, and EOR Cogen. (4) Includes transportation to City of Long Beach, Southwest Gas, City of Vernon, DGN, & SDG&E, as shown. San Diego Gas & Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial (5) Kern River supplies include net volume flowing over Kern River High Desert interconnect. (6) Includes UEG, COGEN, industrial and deliveries to PG&E's wholesale customers. (7) Includes Southwest Gas Corporation and Tuscarora deliveries in the Lake Tahoe and Susanville areas. (8) Deliveries to end-users by non-cpuc jurisdictional pipelines. (9) California production has been revised downward by 9 MMcf/D from the 2006 CGR CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 13
15 STATEWIDE SOURCES AND DISPOSITION SUMMARY Recorded 2006 Statewide Sources and Disposition Summary MMcf/Day California Trans GTN / Kern Sources El Paso western PG&E River Mojave (10) Other (1) Total Southern California Gas Company Core (2) ,029 Noncore Commercial/Industrial EG (3) EOR Wholesale/Resale/International (4) Total 243 1, ,641 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (5) Core Noncore Industrial/Wholesale/EG (6) ,217 Total , ,055 Other Northern California Core (7) Non-Utilities Served Load (8,9) Direct Sales/Bypass ,345 TOTAL SUPPLIER 860 1, ,371 1, ,053 Notes: (1) Includes storage activities, volumes delivered on Questar Southern Trails for SoCalGas and PG&E. (2) Includes NGV volumes, unaccounted-for and company use. (3) EG includes UEG, COGEN, and EOR Cogen. (4) Includes transportation to City of Long Beach, Southwest Gas, City of Vernon, DGN, & SDG&E, as shown. San Diego Gas & Electric Company Core Noncore Commercial/Industrial Total Includes new procedure to allocate SDG&E volumes in (5) Kern River supplies include net volume flowing over Kern River High Desert interconnect. (6) Includes UEG, COGEN, industrial and deliveries to PG&E's wholesale customers. (7) Includes Southwest Gas Corporation and Tuscarora deliveries in the Lake Tahoe and Susanville areas. (8) Deliveries to end-users by non-cpuc jurisdictional pipelines. (9) California production is preliminary. (10) Because many of Mojave's transport contracts expired in 2006, the pipeline's emphasis is now to transport natural gas from Daggett to Ehrenberg via El Paso's line As a result, its gas deliveries to points inside California have declined from previous years CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
16 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT RECORDED ACTUALS
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18 RECORDED ACTUALS RECORDED ACTUALS Recorded data for 2002 to 2006 are shown in the following tables in millions of cubic feet per day (MMcf/day). Additional information on gas requirements is as follows: Some columns may not sum precisely because of modeling accuracy and rounding and do not imply curtailments. For PG&E, the recorded data show supplies, requirements, and gas sendout within the PG&E service area. Therefore, supplies delivered through PG&E to Southern California utilities are not included in PG&E s data. The total gas requirements and supplies in the Recorded Actuals section do not include gas volumes served by non-utility entities CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 17
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20 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT NORTHERN CALIFORNIA RECORDED ACTUALS Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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22 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND REQUIREMENTS RECORDED YEARS MMCF/DAY LINE LINE GAS SUPPLY TAKEN CALIFORNIA SOURCE GAS 1 Core Purchases Customer Gas Transport & Exchange Total California Source Gas OUT-OF-STATE GAS Core Net Purchases 6 Rocky Mountain Gas U.S. Southwest Gas Canadian Gas Customer Gas Transport 10 Rocky Mountain Gas U.S. Southwest Gas Canadian Gas Total Out-of-State Gas 2,104 1,932 1,996 1,895 1, STORAGE WITHDRAWAL (2) Total Gas Supply Taken 2,594 2,414 2,360 2,262 2, GAS SENDOUT CORE 19 Residential Commercial NGV Total Throughput-Core NONCORE 24 Industrial Electric Generation (1) NGV Total Throughput-Noncore WHOLESALE Total Throughput CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE GAS STORAGE GAS (2) SHRINKAGE Company Use / Unaccounted for Total Gas Send Out (3) 2,371 2,528 2,416 2,267 2, CURTAILMENT / ALTERNATIVE FUEL BURNS (4) 36 Residential, Commercial, Industrial Utility Electric Generation TOTAL CURTAILMENT NOTES: (1) Electric generation includes Non-EOR cogeneration, PG&E Utility Electric Generation, other non-utility generation, and deliveries to power plants by third-party pipelines. (2) Includes both PG&E and third party storage (3) Total gas send-out excludes off-system transportation; off-system deliveries are subtracted from supply total. (4) UEG curtailments include voluntary oil burns due to economic, operational, and inventory reduction reasons as well as involuntary curtailments due to supply shortages and capacity constraints CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 21
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24 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RECORDED ACTUALS Southern California Gas Company City of Long Beach Gas & Oil Department San Diego Gas & Electric Company Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
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26 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT - MMCF/DAY RECORDED YEARS 2002 TO 2006 Line CAPACITY AVAILABLE Line 1 California Source Gas 1 Out-of-State Gas 2 California Offshore -POPCO / PIOC 2 3 El Paso Natural Gas Co. 3 4 Transwestern Pipeline Co. 4 5 Kern / Mojave 5 6 GTN / PG&E 6 7 Other 7 8 Total Out-of-State Gas 8 9 TOTAL CAPACITY AVAILABLE 9 GAS SUPPLY TAKEN 10 California Source Gas Out-of-State Gas 11 Pacific Interstate Companies Other Out-of-State 2,488 2,378 2,429 2,220 2, Total Out-of-State Gas 2,488 2,378 2,429 2,220 2, TOTAL SUPPLY TAKEN 2,788 2,619 2,720 2,494 2, Net Underground Storage Withdrawal 11 (11) (22) (11) TOTAL THROUGHPUT (1)(2) 2,799 2,608 2,698 2,483 2, DELIVERIES BY END-USE (3) 17 Core Residential Commercial Industrial NGV Subtotal Noncore Commercial Industrial EOR Steaming Electric Generation Subtotal 1,342 1,242 1,232 1,114 1, Wholesale/International Co. Use & LUAF SYSTEM TOTAL-THROUGHPUT (1)(2) 2,799 2,608 2,698 2,483 2, TRANSPORTATION AND EXCHANGE 30 Core All End Uses Noncore Commercial/Industrial EOR Steaming Electric Generation Subtotal-Retail 1,348 1,243 1,236 1,121 1, Wholesale/International TOTAL TRANSPORTATION & EXCHANGE 1,773 1,620 1,663 1,514 1, CURTAILMENT (RETAIL & WHOLESALE) 37 Core Noncore TOTAL - Curtailment REFUSAL NOTES: (1) Exclude own-source gas supply of procurement by Edison and City of Long Beach. (2) Deliveries by end-use includes sales, transportation, and exchange volumes. (3) Data includes effect of prior period adjustments CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 25
27 CITY OF LONG BEACH GAS & OIL DEPARTMENT ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT - MMCF/DAY RECORDED YEARS 2002 THRU 2006 LINE GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE LINE California Source Gas 1 Regular Purchases 1 2 Received for Exchange/Transport 2 3 Total California Source Gas 3 4 Purchases from Other Utilities 4 Out-of-State Gas 5 Pacific Interstate Companies 5 6 Additional Core Supplies 6 7 Incremental Supplies 7 8 Out-of-State Transport 8 9 Total Out-of-State Gas 9 10 Subtotal Underground Storage Withdrawal GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE 12 GAS SUPPLY TAKEN California Source Gas 13 Regular Purchases Received for Exchange/Transport Total California Source Gas Purchases from Other Utilities Out-of-State Gas 17 Pacific Interstate Companies Additional Core Supplies Incremental Supplies Out-of-State Transport Total Out-of-State Gas Subtotal Underground Storage Withdrawal TOTAL Gas Supply Taken & Transported CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
28 CITY OF LONG BEACH GAS & OIL DEPARTMENT ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT - MMCF/DAY RECORDED YEARS 2002 THRU 2006 LINE ACTUAL DELIVERIES BY END-USE LINE 1 CORE Residential CORE/NONCORE Commercial CORE/NONCORE Industrial Subtotal NON CORE Non-EOR Cogeneration EOR Cogen. & Steaming Electric Utilities Subtotal WHOLESALE Residential Com. & Ind., others Electric Utilities Subtotal-WHOLESALE Co. Use & LUAF Subtotal-END USE Storage Injection SYSTEM TOTAL-THROUGHPUT ACTUAL TRANSPORTATION AND EXCHANGE 17 Residential N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Commercial/Industrial N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Non-EOR Cogeneration N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A EOR Cogen. & Steaming N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Electric Utilites N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Subtotal-RETAIL WHOLESALE All End Uses TOTAL TRANSPORTATION & EXCHANGE ACTUAL CURTAILMENT 25 Residential Commercial/Industrial Non-EOR Cogeneration EOR Cogen. & Steaming Electric Utilites Wholesale TOTAL- Curtailment REFUSAL NOTE: Actual deliveries by end-use includes sales, transportation, and exchange volumes, but excludes actual curtailments CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 27
29 SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC LINE GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE LINE CALIFORNIA SOURCE GAS 1 Regular Purchases 1 2 Received for Exchange/Transport 2 3 Total California Souce Gas 3 4 Purchases from Other Utilities 4 OUT-OF-STATE GAS 5 Pacific Interstate Companies 5 6 Additional Core Supplies 6 7 Supplemental Supplies - Utility 7 8 Out-of-State Transport - Others 8 9 Total Out-of-State Gas 9 10 GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE Undergroound Storage Withdrawal 11 GAS SUPPLY TAKEN ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY TAKEN RECORDED YEARS MMCF/DAY CALIFORNIA SOURCE GAS 12 Regular Purchases Received for Exchange/Transport Total California Souce Gas Purchases from Other Utilities OUT-OF-STATE GAS 16 Pacific Interstate Companies Additional Core Supplies Supplemental Supplies - Utility Out-of-State Transport - Others Total Out-of-State Gas Total Gas Supply Taken and Transported CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
30 SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC LINE ACTUAL DELIVERIES BY END-USE LINE 1 CORE Residential Commericial Industrial Subtotal - CORE NONCORE Commericial Industrial Non-EOR Cogen/EG Electric Utilities Subtotal - NONCORE WHOLESALE All End Uses Subtotal - Company Use & LUAF (14) SYSTEM TOTAL THROUGHPUT ACTUAL TRANSPORTATION AND EXCHANGE 13 CORE Residential Commerial/Industrial NONCORE Industrial Non-EOR Cogeneration Electric Utilities Subtotal - Retail WHOLESALE All end users TOTAL TRANSPORATION & EXCHANGE STORAGE 21 Storage Injection Storage Withdrawal ACTUAL CURTAILMENT ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT RECORDED YEARS MMCF/DAY 23 Residential Commercial/Industrial/Cogen Electric Generation TOTAL - CURTAILMENT REFUSAL NOTE: Actual Deliveries by end-use includes sales and transportation volumes CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 29
31 LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER & POWER ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT RECORDED YEARS MMCF/DAY LINE GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE LINE 1 California Source Gas 1 Out-of-State Gas 2 California Offshore - POPCO/PIOC 2 3 El Paso Natural Gas Co. 3 4 Transwestern Pipeline Co. 4 5 Kern /Mojave 5 6 PGT/PG&E 6 7 Other 7 8 TOTAL Out-of-State Gas 8 9 Subtotal 9 10 Underground Storage Withdrawal TOTAL GAS SUPPLY AVAILABLE 11 GAS SUPPLY TAKEN 12 California Source Gas Out-of-State Gas 13 Pacific Interstate Companies Other Out-of-State Total Out-of-State Gas Subtotal Underground Storage Withdrawal TOTAL GAS SUPPLY TAKEN CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
32 LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER & POWER RECORDED YEARS ANNUAL GAS SUPPLY AND SENDOUT MMCF/DAY LINE ACTUAL DELIVERIES BY END-USE LINE 1 CORE Residential CORE/NONCORE Commercial CORE/NONCORE Industrial Subtotal NONCORE Non-EOR Cogeneration EOR Cogen. & Steaming Electric Utilities Subtotal WHOLESALE Residential Com. & Ind., others Electric Utilities Subtotal WHOLESALE Co. Use & LUAF Subtotal-END USE Storage Injection SYSTEM TOTAL THROUGHPUT ACTUAL TRANSPORTATION AND EXCHANGE 17 CORE All End Uses NONCORE Commercial/Industrial Non-EOR Cogeneration EOR Cogen. & Steaming Electric Utilities Subtotal-RETAIL WHOLESALE All End Uses TOTAL TRANSPORTATION & EXCHANGE CURTAILMENT (RETAIL & WHOLESALE) 25 Core Noncore TOTAL-Curtailment REFUSAL NOTE: Actual deliveries by end-use include sales, transportation, and exchange volumes, but excludes actual curtailments CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 31
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34 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT SUPPLEMENT RESPONDENTS
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36 RESPONDENTS RESPONDENTS The following utilities have been designated by the California Public Utilities Commission has respondents in the preparation of the California Gas Report. Pacific Gas & Electric Company San Diego Gas & Electric Company Southern California Gas Company The following utilities also cooperated in the preparation of the report. City of Long Beach Gas and Oil Department City of Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Sacramento Municipal Utilities District Southwest Gas Corporation A statewide committee have been formed by the respondents and cooperating utilities to prepare this report. The following individuals served on this committee. Working Committee Richard Hendrix (Chairperson) PG&E Gino Beltran LADWP Roger Montgomery Southwest Gas Herb Emmrich SoCalGas/SDG&E Glen Holland SDG&E Loan Nguyen SoCalGas/SDG&E Cynthia Gonzales City of Long Beach Observers Wendy al-mukdad CPUC Energy Division William Wood California Energy Commission 2007 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 35
37 RESERVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION 2008 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT Southern California Gas Company 2008 CGR Reservation Form Box 3249, Mail Location GT14D6 Los Angeles, CA Fax: (213) Send me a 2008 California Gas Report New subscriber Change of address Company Name: C/O: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) Fax: ( ) Also, please visit our website at: CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT
38 RESERVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION 2008 CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT Pacific Gas and Electric Company 2008 CGR Reservation Form Mail Code B9B P.O. Box San Francisco, CA Fax: (415) Send me a 2008 California Gas Report New subscriber Change of address Company Name: C/O: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) Fax: ( ) Also, please visit our website at: CALIFORNIA GAS REPORT 37
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