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The features of man-made deformation processes during the creation and operationof underground gas storage facilities in developed gas and gas condensate deposits, aswell as in water-saturated reservoirs, are shown. The possibility of deformation ofreservoirs in underground gas storage facilities with the lowering of the Earth’ssurface is justified, provided that the sea pressure is lowered below the value achievedat the end of the field development, as well as the initial one at the time of thecreation of a storage facility in the water-saturated reservoirs.

Man-made processes during the creation and operation of underground gas storage facilities