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Satellite Imagery Identifies Potential Oil Spill; TPIC Wellhead, Main Pass JK North, Louisiana

Incident News - Thu, 04/10/2025 - 17:00
On April 10, a NESDIS Marine Pollution Surveillance Report (MPSR) identified a potential oil spill east of the delta. On April 11, the U.S. Coast Guard's investigation revealed that a pin hole leak in a 4-inch flow line, leading to a Texas Petroleum Investment Company (TPIC) wellhead in Main Pass block JK North, resulted in an approximately 10-gallon crude oil spill into the Gulf. National Response Center Report #1428336 Source is secured and repairs underway. No recoverable oil identified. USFWS notified.

Satellite Imagery identifies Potential Oil Spill; Main Pass 81, Wellhead 36, Louisiana

Incident News - Thu, 04/10/2025 - 17:00
On April 10, 2025, a NESDIS Marine Pollution Surveillance Report (MPSR) identified a potential oil spill east of the delta. On 11 APR: USCG investigation revealed that a pin hole leak in a 4-inch flow line leading to Texas Petroleum Investment Company (TPIC) Wellhead 36 resulted in an approximately 20-gallon crude oil spill into the Gulf. Source is secured and repairs underway. No recoverable oil identified.

Diesel Leaking from F/V Eileen Rita outside Boston Harbor; Hull, Massachusetts

Incident News - Thu, 04/10/2025 - 17:00
At approximately 0630 on 11APR2025 the F/V EILEEN RITA ran aground near Green Island outside of Boston Harbor. Diesel fuel is leaking from the vessel.

Possible HazMat Spill; Crockett, California

Incident News - Tue, 04/01/2025 - 17:00
On April 2, 2025, the local NWS Weather Forecast Office staff contacted their NOAA SSC to relay a report from Contra Costa Fire Department of an ongoing spill being investigated in Carquinez Strait in Crockett, CA. A Cal OES report (No. 25-1666) was generated at 1719 hrs (local) describing “a large sheen forming in the waters of Carquinez Straights” ” and concurrent observations indicated a petroleum smell and a sheen, but no black oil. SSC contacted USCG, which had not yet heard of the incident, but would investigate. A USCG helicopter overflight observed bright white silver streaks/streamers in the waters of Carquinez Strait and local news later reported an unknown odor being investigated by local FD.

TPIC Facility Condensate and Oil Release; Southwest Pass and Cockler Bay, Louisiana

Incident News - Mon, 03/31/2025 - 17:00
On April 1, 2025, a TPIC facility was reportedly spraying condensate and oil in the vicinity of Southwest Pass. The resulting sheen was spotted as far as 2 miles south in Cockler Bay. The reported quantity released is 5bbl. TPIC OSRO en route. USCG will be onsite 2 APR and requested SSC support.

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