Comments on: MarkWest’s Sherwood Complex in Doddridge County is Huge & Expanding https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2019/04/15/markwest%e2%80%99s-sherwood-complex-in-doddridge-county-is-huge-expanding/ Just another WordPress site Wed, 14 Feb 2024 02:06:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: MDN on MPLX https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2019/04/15/markwest%e2%80%99s-sherwood-complex-in-doddridge-county-is-huge-expanding/#comment-234229 MDN on MPLX Fri, 10 May 2019 12:15:39 +0000 http://www.frackcheckwv.net/?p=27799#comment-234229 <strong>MarkWest Gathered & Processed Volumes Thru the Roof in 1Q19</strong> From Marcellus Drilling News, May 9, 2019 MarkWest Energy, now part of MPLX (Marathon Petroleum) operates the nation’s largest cryogenic gas processing plant operation in the country, the Sherwood Complex, in West Virginia. MarkWest/MPLX released its quarterly update yesterday. The company has grown, a lot, with operations in multiple regions of the country. Our interest is, of course, the Marcellus/Utica. Gathered volumes in the M-U averaged 3.4 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) in 1Q19, up a huge 26% versus 1Q18. Processed volumes averaged 6.0 Bcf/d, an 18% increase over 1Q18 thanks to expanded volumes from the Sherwood (in Doddridge County, WV) and Harmon Creek (in Washington County, PA) processing plants. MarkWest Gathered & Processed Volumes Thru the Roof in 1Q19

From Marcellus Drilling News, May 9, 2019

MarkWest Energy, now part of MPLX (Marathon Petroleum) operates the nation’s largest cryogenic gas processing plant operation in the country, the Sherwood Complex, in West Virginia. MarkWest/MPLX released its quarterly update yesterday. The company has grown, a lot, with operations in multiple regions of the country.

Our interest is, of course, the Marcellus/Utica. Gathered volumes in the M-U averaged 3.4 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) in 1Q19, up a huge 26% versus 1Q18. Processed volumes averaged 6.0 Bcf/d, an 18% increase over 1Q18 thanks to expanded volumes from the Sherwood (in Doddridge County, WV) and Harmon Creek (in Washington County, PA) processing plants.

]]> By: Mirijana of Doddridge https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2019/04/15/markwest%e2%80%99s-sherwood-complex-in-doddridge-county-is-huge-expanding/#comment-232501 Mirijana of Doddridge Tue, 16 Apr 2019 17:37:07 +0000 http://www.frackcheckwv.net/?p=27799#comment-232501 Robinson is no longer a Doddridge County Commissioner. His term expired on 12/31/18. Robinson also has mineral leases with Antero. He reported on his financial disclosure forms, filed with Secretary of States office, that more than 20% of his income was from oil and gas. The new plant that is being built by MarkWest is 1/2 mile from the County middle and elementary schools and 1/2 mile from the County Park. The site prep for this plant involves mountain top removal and valley fills. The new plant will be processing shale gas from wells in Tyler, Ritchie Nd Wetzel Counties. This means that more pipelines and shale wells are in our future. Both plant locations have impacted FEMA Floodplains and sadly are located upstream of the County municipal water supply. Numerous violations have been written by WV DEP for the work being done there. Charles Young, author of this article, needs to do a bit more research prior to publication. He makes no mention of adverse effects on the community created by these plants. It is yet another article glorifying the industry. Mirijana Doddridge resident Robinson is no longer a Doddridge County Commissioner. His term expired on 12/31/18. Robinson also has mineral leases with Antero. He reported on his financial disclosure forms, filed with Secretary of States office, that more than 20% of his income was from oil and gas.

The new plant that is being built by MarkWest is 1/2 mile from the County middle and elementary schools and 1/2 mile from the County Park. The site prep for this plant involves mountain top removal and valley fills. The new plant will be processing shale gas from wells in Tyler, Ritchie Nd Wetzel Counties. This means that more pipelines and shale wells are in our future.

Both plant locations have impacted FEMA Floodplains and sadly are located upstream of the County municipal water supply.

Numerous violations have been written by WV DEP for the work being done there.

Charles Young, author of this article, needs to do a bit more research prior to publication. He makes no mention of adverse effects on the community created by these plants. It is yet another
article glorifying the industry.

Mirijana
Doddridge resident

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