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THE RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND SECURITY A Collaborative Effort...
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THE RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS EME RGEN CY MANAG EMEN T AND HOMELAND SEC URITY A Collaborative Effort By: Team RRC Emergency Management Homeland Security
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A Collaborative Effort By:Team RRCEmergency ManagementHomeland Security
278,882 Active Wells: Oil wells Gas wells Water flood injection wells CO2 injection wells Disposal wells
117,163 Inactive Wells
Scope of Jurisdiction
313,657 Miles of Intrastate Pipelines
Oil and Gas Gathering Pipelines
Natural Gas Transmission Pipelines
Crude Oil Transmission Pipelines
Product PipelinesGasoline, Diesel, Jet Fuel, LPG, HVLAcetate, Propylene, AmmoniaHydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, etc.
Natural Gas Distribution Pipelines
Private Municipal Rural
Scope of Jurisdiction
Natural Gas Processing Plants
4,800 Facilities
Cryogenic Plants
Refrigeration Plants
Treating Plants: H2S, CO2
Compression Liquids
Fractionation Plants
Dehydration, JT Plants, Drips
Scope of Jurisdiction
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)
57,000 Installations Ethane Propane Butane Iso-Butane Pentanes +
Scope of Jurisdiction
Above Ground StorageTank FarmsTank Batteries
Underground StorageCrude oilNatural GasLiquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Scope of Jurisdiction
MinesLignite Coal Surface Mining
Uranium Exploration Boreholes
Scope of Jurisdiction
Texas Emergency Management PlanAnnex L - Energy
Primary AgencyPublic Utility Commission of
TexasSupport AgenciesRailroad Commission of
TexasComptroller of Public
Accounts (SECO)
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Support Agency
Annex L - EnergyAnnex I Public InformationAnnex N Direction and ControlAnnex P Hazard MitigationAnnex Q Hazmat and Oil SpillAnnex S Transportation
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTResources
SOC Team (State Operations Center) Lead – SOC 1st Call
10 Alternates
X-Map
District Offices - 11 225 Field Inspectors
234 Vehicles
Toughbook Computers with X-Map
Cell Phones
Access to Oil and Gas Leases
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
SOC Lead PreparednessTable top Exercise - N. Texas Winter Storm
Interstate Exercise - Drought/Terrorism
Intrastate Exercise - Winter Storm/Cyber Attack
Update X-Map Layers of O&G Infrastructure
Update SOC Team Procedures
Update Phone Lists
Train SOC Team
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Texas Energy Reliability Council (TERC)
Producers
Intrastate Natural Gas Pipelines
Natural Gas Processors
Natural Gas Distributors
ERCOT
PUC and RRC
RRC Players:
SOC TEAM Lead and AlternatesMonitors weather, WebEOC and Daily SOC ReportsCommunicates with TERC Liaison about natural gas supply,facility operations and service restorationPrepares Incident Situation Reports
TERC Liaison and AlternatesCommunicates with TERC membershipMonitors Natural Gas SupplyMonitors Facility DamageEmergency Communications Coordinator
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
RRC Resources: Texas Division of Emergency
Management Texas Oil and Gas Association Texas Independent Producers and
Royalty Owners Texas Pipeline Association State Fuel Team
EMERGENCY RESPONSEX-Map CI/KR
Layers:Oil and Gas Wells
Intrastate & Interstate Pipelines
LPG, LNG, CNG Installations
Gas Processing Plants & Compressors
Natural Gas Distribution Areas
Above Ground Storage
Underground Storage
State Offshore Locations
Refineries
Coal Mines “Homeland Secure”
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
X-Map CI/KR Layer Attributes:
Owner InformationContact InformationLocation informationDescription of FacilitySize of Facility
“Homeland Secure”
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
RRC Action: Communicate with TDEM Monitor Supply and Disruption
of Supply Emergency Operating Plans Curtailment Plans Emergency Response Process Monitor Restoration of Service
HOMELAND SECURITYResponsibilities:
Texas Homeland Security Council Member Lead Agency for certain safety and environmental threats resulting from the exploration, development, and production of oil, gas or geothermal resources Homeland Security Implementation Planning
Initiatives Cyber Security Workshop for Oil and Gas
Industry TDEM Critical Infrastructure/Key Resource
Database Department of Defense Energy Resilience
Study
SPECIAL PROJECTS
FERC/NERC investigation report of the February 2011 winter storm and rolling black outs.
Attendance at 2011 API Cyber Security Conference
ERCOT Gas Curtailment Risk Study and Data Request
Impact of the West Texas Desert Sagebrush Lizard
“utilized CI/KR X-Map Layers”
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Attendance and Participation at the 2011 Texas Emergency Management Conference
Development of the draft 2011 Texas Energy Assurance Plan
Development of a Natural Gas Supply Disruption Tracking Plan
Attendance and Participation at TDEM’s FY-12 State Training and Exercise Planning Workshop
Questions?
In conclusion, the RRC has jurisdiction over substantial critical O&G infrastructure in the state of Texas. We have emergency response procedures in place that engage our SOC Team and district offices as needed. Finally, we participate in numerous special projects, meetings and exercises that are focused on Emergency Management and Homeland Security.
