Thursday, October 6, 2011

The King of oil and gas spills? Hey, Didn't they win the environmental award from the State of Colorado?

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Date Rec'd: 9/22/2011 Report taken by: BOB CHESSON
DocNum: 2216024 API number: 05-013 -06244 Facility ID: 206749

Operator Information

Operator: NOBLE ENERGY PRODUCTION INC Oper. No. 10120
Address: 1625 BROADWAY STE 2200 ATTN: TED BROWN DENVER , CO 80202
Phone: (303 )389-3600 Fax: (303 )595-7403
Operator Contact: TODD CULLUM

Description of Spill:

Date of Incident: 9/19/2011
Type of Facility: TANK BATTERY
Well Name/No. GOODING 1 Fac. Name/No.
County Name: BOULDER
qtrqtr: SESE section: 36 township: 2N range: 69W meridian: 6

Volumes spilled and recovered (bbls)
Oil spilled: Recvrd:
Water spilled: Recvrd:
Other spilled: Recved:
GW Impact? Y Surface water impact? N Contained within berm? N
Area and vertical extent of spill: - X -
Current land use: OPEN SPACE
Weather conditions: CLEAR, DRY, WARM
Soil/Geology description LOVELAND SOILS
Distance in feet to nearest surface water: 100
Depth to shallowest GW: 4
Wetlands: 225 Buildings: 1260
Livestock: Water Wells: 1550
Cause of spill:
EQUIPMENT FAILURE
Immediate Response:
TANK BATTERY HAD BEEN SHUT IN PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK. CEMENT WATER VAULT HAD BEEN SUCKED DRY.
Emergency Pits:
N/A
How extent determined:
SITE TO BE ASSESSED WITH THE USE OF A DIRECT PUDH DIRLL RIG TO DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF THE IMPACT AREA.
Further Remediation
EITHER THE USE OF AN AS/SVE UNIT WILL BE USED OR THE EXCAVATION OF THE CONTAMINATED SOILS WITH A GROUND WATER AMENDMENT WILL BE USED. TO BE DETERMINED.
Prevent Problem:
BATTERY WILL BE RECONSTRUCTED WITH NEW OIL AND WATER DUMP LINES, CEMENT WATER VAULT AND A STEEL RING AND LINER.
Detailed Description:
DURING BATTERY UPGRADE IT WAS FOUND THAT THE CEMENT WATER VAULT HAS BEEN LEAKING.


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Other Notifications
Date Agency Contact Response
9/19/2011 COGCC ROBERT CHESSON REPORTED RELEASE TO BOB CHESSON


1 comment:

  1. Equipment failure? Where are the inspectors? Where will the contaminated soil go? What kind of amendment will be added to clean up the water? Will the amendment impact the ponds next to this frack site???? The groundwater is four feet below the surface??? Any drinking water wells nearby?
    You don't need the EPA, the oil and gas commission, the Colorado Department of Health, the Boulder County Health, Boulder County Commissioners.. this industry is self regulating!!!

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