Natural gas storage portfolio with strong regional reach
Bear River Midstream operates natural gas storage assets that are designed to deliver reliability, flexibility and long-term value to customers, unlocking capacity when it’s needed most.
Positioned to serve growing customer needs
Bear River Midstream operations are anchored by two strategically located natural gas storage facilities that support reliability across major U.S. energy markets.
Stallion Gas Storage in Wyoming connects to five highly advantageous interstate gas pipeline systems serving the Western U.S. The facility recently expanded its storage capacity, enhancing its ability to provide dependable access to gas supply across major markets in the West and Southwest.
Salt Plains Gas Storage in Oklahoma serves the Mid-Continent market, offering customers the flexibility needed to manage seasonal demand swings, weather-driven volatility and evolving energy needs.
Salt Plains Gas Storage in Oklahoma serves the Mid-Continent market, offering customers the flexibility needed to manage seasonal demand swings, weather-driven volatility and evolving energy needs.
Strategic market connections
Bear River Midstream’s storage assets provide direct, highly advantageous access to key interstate pipelines across the Western and Mid-Continent regions and even to the East and Gulf Coast. This interconnected footprint gives customers ultimate flexibility to seamlessly move, store and manage natural gas to meet changing market demands.
Wyoming
Stallion Gas Storage
Stallion Gas Storage in Wyoming is a critical component of energy infrastructure in the Western U.S. The facility connects with five major interstate natural gas pipelines:
- Kern River Gas Transmission
- Ruby Pipeline
- MountainWest Pipeline
- MountainWest Overthrust Pipeline
- Northwest Pipeline
It is also located near the Opal Hub, a key trading point for natural gas in the Western U.S. With these interconnections, customers can also access the Rockies Express (REX) Pipeline for Mid-Continent markets and other markets east.
- Consists of two underground natural gas storage fields adjacent to and connected with each other: the Clear Creek Field and the Belle Butte Field in Uinta County, near Evanston, Wyoming. These fields operate in an integrated manner under one FERC Gas Tariff to provide firm storage, interruptible storage and hub services at market-based rates.
- Expansion facilities were placed in service at Clear Creek Field in 2025, transforming its underground storage capabilities to meet growing demand. The Clear Creek project was one of the first FERC-approved storage expansions in more than a decade.
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55 Bcf
Collective certificated working gas capacity of the facility’s two storage fields
5 interconnects
Number of the facility’s connections to major interstate natural gas pipelines
980 MMcf/d
Certificated peak withdrawal rate
700 MMcf/d
Certificated peak injection rate
Oklahoma
Salt Plains Gas Storage
Salt Plains Gas Storage in Oklahoma supports energy reliability in the Mid-Continent U.S. The facility interconnects with Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline and ONEOK’s Oklahoma Gas Transmission, providing access to key regional markets including Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, with access to the Gulf through additional regional interstate pipelines.
- Consists of a depleted reservoir in Manchester, Oklahoma, in Grant County, near the Kansas border.
- Provides flexible services to a diverse customer base, including utilities, pipelines, industrial users, marketers and producers.
- Equipped with significant compression and well infrastructure, supporting reliable delivery and operational flexibility to meet evolving customer needs.
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Electronic Bulletin Board (EBB)
17 Bcf
Certificated working gas capacity
2 interconnects
Number of the facility’s connections to interstate and intrastate natural gas pipelines
250 MMcf/d
Certificated peak withdrawal rate
100 MMcf/d
Certificated peak injection rate
Gas storage supports a changing energy infrastructure
Bear River Midstream storage assets help mitigate price volatility by balancing supply and demand – offering natural gas supply when communities need it the most, without interruption. Natural gas storage underpins both everyday energy reliability and the long-term transformation of the energy grid.
Keeps energy reliable and secure
Ensures natural gas is available during peak demand and extreme weather, and strengthens security by protecting against supply disruptions and unexpected events.
Stabilizes energy costs
Mitigates price volatility by balancing supply and demand with dispatchable energy during peak usage.
Enables growth
Supports power generation, industry and the rising demand from building and transportation electrification, manufacturing growth and data centers.
Supports renewables
Provides reliable supply when wind and solar generation are intermittent.
Practical services for shifting energy demands.
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