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Pacific Gas and Electric Company is authorized by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division to rework the Whiskey Slough 13-W well (API 0407720241) located in the McDonald Island Gas Oil Field in San Joaquin County. The project is designed to ensure compliance with CalGEM Underground Gas Storage inspection and construction requirements as specified in 14 CCR 1726. The scope of work involves retrieving the existing tubing string, packer, and production liner, performing casing integrity wireline surveys, replacing the wellhead, and installing a new production liner, gravel pack, tubing string, and packer. The well will be returned to service as a gas storage well with no change or expansion of its existing use. Scheduled to take place from May to November 2026, the project will utilize a double workover rig, mud pumps, blowout prevention equipment, and other ancillary machinery, all of which will be operated within the existing facility footprint and roadways. No new surface construction or permanent facilities are planned. Environmental and safety measures include the use of secondary containment for liquid hazardous materials and workover fluids, proper disposal of waste at licensed facilities, and water application for dust suppression. This project has been issued a California Environmental Quality Act Notice of Exemption, as it falls under categories for existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction, and minor land alterations.

General Info

PG&E will rework Whiskey Slough 13-W gas storage well from May-November 2026.

Agency

California Conservation, Department of

NAICS

213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations

Place of Performance

Stockton, CA

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PostedSep 28

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of

Contacts2 people available

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California Conservation, Department of

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Contacts

Randall P. JeffriesAnalyst II

Carl LaknerSubmitter

Full Description

PG&E plans to rework two wells to meet CalGEM Underground Gas Storage inspection and construction requirements as specified in 14 CCR § 1726. The proposed scope of work includes the following activities: retrieve existing tubing string and packer, retrieve production liner, perform casing integrity wireline surveys, replace existing wellhead, install new production liner and gravel pack, and install new tubing string and packer. The proposed project will require, at a minimum, the following equipment: workover rig (double), mud pumps, cuttings bin, blowout prevention equipment and accumulator, generator, fuel tanks, fluid tanks, and light towers. All equipment will be staged and operated within the existing facility footprint and existing roadways will be used for access. This includes all ancillary equipment which may be required such as pump trucks, vac trucks, and casing storage. No new surface construction activities are planned with the rework. No new permanent facilities will be constructed and no expansion to associated facilities or roadways will be required. The project is anticipated to last from May to November 2026. The well will be returned to service as a gas storage well with no change or expansion of existing use. Waste material will be properly disposed of as non-hazardous or hazardous waste at a facility licensed to accept the waste. Secondary containment will be utilized for liquid HazMat's and workover fluids. No erosion controls will be required as these sites are all graveled. Water will be applied as mitigation for dust suppression from vehicle traffic. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving 1 permit(s) for Pacific Gas and Electric Company (P0300) to rework the well(s) listed below, in the McDonald Island Gas Oil Field in San Joaquin County. API # Well Name 0407720241 Whiskey Slough 13-W