Elkhorn Energy, LLC
4613 E 91st Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

Evergreen Energy Company was created in 1980 by Mr. Tom Rinehart and a partner to build, install and operate skid mounted gas processing plants. By 1988, Evergreen had grown large enough with plants in Louisiana, Mississippi and Pennsylvania that the partners split the assets and two new companies were formed. Five Oaks, Inc and Elkhorn Operating Company were created and owned solely by Tom Rinehart. Elkhorn Propane Company was formed in 1989 as a retail propane distribution company was formed. In 1990, Elkhorn Field Services Company was created to be the operating company and Elkhorn Operating Company became the entity that employed the employees.   Elkhorn Field Services Company operated the plants that Five Oaks, Inc had an interest in and also operated facilities that were non-owned on a contract basis. Elkhorn has operated facilities in Utah, Texas, Louisiana, Kansas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Wyoming, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Elkhorn has operated gas gathering systems, gas processing plants and gas treating facilities. We have operated small facilities with several thousand MCF per day to large facilities with hundreds of thousand MCF per day. No project is too large or too small.   In January 2007, Elkhorn Energy, LLC was formed by Mr. Rinehart. Elkhorn Investments LLC was formed along with Elkhorn Energy, LLC to replace the previous Elkhorn entities. With the existing staff in place, the new Elkhorn entities continue to seek out new opportunities for gas processing projects. Give us a call and see what we can do for you.

ELKHORN ENERGY

Elkhorn Energy, LLC and its related Elkhorn entities is a fully integrated gas processing organization. Elkhorn through its employees or its contractors can evaluate, design, construct, install and operate your gas processing projects. Through the years we have operated the small gas treating facilities to large gulf coast facilities for others. Every project is different and Elkhorn is able to adapt to the needs of the specific project. Contact us and let us help solve your gas processing projects.

ELKHORN GAS PROCESSING

Elkhorn Gas Processing (EGP) is a full service operating company for gas processing facilities and related facilities. EGP operates its related company’s plants as well as operate facilities for others. EGP currently operates six (6) refrigerated gas processing plants and related fractionation facilities in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Wyoming. EGP has operated facilities in the past for Texaco in Utah, Kansas & Oklahoma, ARCO in New Mexico, Vastar and British Petroleum in Louisiana, Cobra Oil & Gas in Arkansas and Carrera Oil and Gas in Texas. As almost all plant operations are different in scope, EGP can provide whatever operations your location would require. Should you require gas processing or related facilities operations please feel free to give Sean Jacoway a call at 918-392-5209. He would be happy to discuss your needs with you and see how Elkhorn Gas Processing can help you with your gas processing requirements.

PROCESSING SOLUTIONS

Elkhorn Gas Processing has the flexibility to handle all of your processing needs. EGP can design, construct and operate the facility as well as handle all of the administrative areas such as regulatory and employee matters. No project is too small or too large. EGP has operated plants and facilities from as little as 1 MMCFD to 1,000 MMCFD. Call Sean Jacoway at 918-392-5209 to discuss your processing needs and let Elkhorn Gas Processing help solve your gas processing requirements. Our size allows us to move as fast as necessary when time is critical.

GAS PROCESSING OPERATIONS

• A 10.5 MMCFD mixed refrigerant plant with two-tower fractionation that produces propane, mixed butane and natural gasoline. Operations began in 1986 and it is located in Warren, PA 16365. The plant also includes a refrigeration compressor driven by a 750 HP Caterpillar engine, three 30,000-gallon storage tanks, one 12,000-gallon storage tank, one 5,000-gallon storage tank and one 210 bbl condensate tank.  The plant currently processes about 7.0 MMCFD.
• A 9 MMCFD refrigerated JT plant with two-tower fractionation that produces propane, mixed butane and natural gasoline.  Operations began in 1995 and are located east of Sheffield, PA. The plant also includes an 800 HP Ajax inlet compressor, a 280 HP Ajax refrigeration compressor, five 30,000-gallon storage tanks, one 6,000-gallon storage tank and one 210 bbl condensate tank. The plant currently processes around 7.5 MMCFD.
• A 6 MMCFD straight refrigeration plant located near Lewis Run, PA. Operations began in 1997. The plant produces propane and a butane/gasoline mix, which is trucked to United Refining in Warren. The plant also includes a 600 HP inlet compressor and a 180 HP refrigeration compressor. Also at the plant site are two 30,000-gallon storage tanks and one 210 bbl condensate tank. The plant currently processes about 5 MMCFD.
• A 10 MMCFD straight refrigeration plant with single tower fractionation that produces propane and a butane/gasoline mix. The plant was operational September 2002.  The plant includes two 800 HP Ajax inlet compressors, one 360 HP Ajax refrigeration compressor, three 30,000-gallon storage tanks and one 210 bbl condensate tank. The plant currently processes about 9 MMCFD. The plant is located just outside of Kane, PA.
• A 10 MMCFD plant that is located at Hurricane, W. VA 25526. The plant consists of the process skid with fractionation, 2- 900 HP Electric Inlet Compressor’s, and one 600 HP Refrigeration compressor. The straight refrigeration plant has a single tower fractionation that produces propane and a butane/gasoline mix.
• A 7 MMScfd propane refrigeration facility consisting of a single stabilizer producing a y-grade liquid product. Our local fractionators further process this product into propane, butane and gasoline product streams. Onsite compression consists of 2-600 HP inlet units and a 300 HP refrigeration compressor. Hot oil heat medium equipment drives stabilization and glycol processes. Y-grade product storage consists of 2-30,000 gallon bullets and loading/offloading facilities for truck transport