Conocophillips Denies That Oil Spill Has Landed Or Polluted The Beach.

　　 ConocoPhillips In August 19th, PetroChina Limited issued a statement on its official website saying it apologized for the two independent oil spill incidents that took place in Bohai Bay in June this year and will assume its responsibilities. The statement said there was no evidence that the oil film had been landed or polluted the beach.

It is reported that ConocoPhillips China is making every effort to complete the clean up of the remaining mineral oil based slurry at the end of August. Recently, oil droplets exuded in a seabed area near the C platform in Penglai oilfield, but oil droplets have been recovered and the cause of oil leakage is still under investigation.

In addition, ConocoPhillips is working closely with the State Oceanic Administration and its partner CNOOC to jointly resolve the environmental and operational impacts of two incidents in Penglai.

ConocoPhillips China also said in its statement that there is no evidence at present. Oil film They have already landed or polluted the beaches, but ConocoPhillips in China are closely inspecting the coast every day, recovering potential oil contaminated particles and sending samples to check whether their chemical composition is consistent with the oil spill occurring near Penglai B and C platforms. Oil contaminated particles are usually about 2 to 5 cm (1 to 2 inches) in diameter or diameter.

During this period, ConocoPhillips collected 56 samples on thousands of kilometers of coastline, and sent them to independent laboratories for testing and analysis. Only two of them can be directly related to the seabed oil seepage. The two samples are taken from a fragment of the B platform oil fence washed ashore. The other three samples were strongly correlated with oil spill incidents on the C platform. But the vast majority of the 56 samples collected are similar to those of fuel oil.

"ConocoPhillips China has been careful about its coastal and waterways. Patrol "Recovering oil pollution and identifying its components," said stair, "at present, the detection results show that only a small amount of oil spill particles reach the shore."

ConocoPhillips China has not yet found any case of marine life impact, but will continue to cooperate with Chinese government departments and cooperate with international experts to confirm whether the accident has any impact on marine life or fishery.