Yellowhammer Natural Gas Plant
USA /
Alabama /
Bayou La Batre /
Dauphin Island Pkwy,, 13700
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/ Bayou La Batre
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Formally owned by Royal Dutch Shell it was sold in 2011 to W&T Offshore
The Yellowhammer plant, opened in 1991. It also processes gas from offshore Chevron Corp. fields. Gas from Mobile Bay and surrounding regions is described as "sour," meaning it contains poisonous hydrogen sulfide. The plant, on a 700-acre parcel, removes that and other contaminants, as well as pulls out liquids such as ethane, propane and butane.
The Yellowhammer plant, opened in 1991. It also processes gas from offshore Chevron Corp. fields. Gas from Mobile Bay and surrounding regions is described as "sour," meaning it contains poisonous hydrogen sulfide. The plant, on a 700-acre parcel, removes that and other contaminants, as well as pulls out liquids such as ethane, propane and butane.
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Coordinates: 30°24'12"N 88°7'40"W
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- Mobile Bay 14 km
- Dauphin Island 18 km
- Sand Island 19 km
- Gulf Islands National Seashore 28 km
- Bon Secour Bay 29 km
- Mobile County, Alabama 33 km
- Baldwin County , Alabama 58 km