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Investigation of the Exxon Company U.S.A. pipeline leak, Eugene Island Block 314, May 6, 1990, Gulf of Mexico, off the Louisiana coast
On May 6, 1990, several companies began calling in oil-spill sightings withing the Eugene Island Block 314 area. Texaco was notified of an oil spill in the general area of their 20-inch EIPS. Consequently, Texaco began making flights over the area and testing their 20-inch pipeline. These tests were inconclusive. Texaco Offshore Producing Division initiated the deployment of a Clean Gulf Associates Fast Response Unit (FRU) to the spill site to begin cleanup operations on the morning of May 7, 1990. Texaco decided to shut down the EIPS until the source was identified.
- "On May 6, 1990, several companies began calling in oil-spill sightings withing the Eugene Island Block 314 area. Texaco was notified of an oil spill in the general area of their 20-inch EIPS. Consequently, Texaco began making flights over the area and testing their 20-inch pipeline. These tests were inconclusive. Texaco Offshore Producing Division initiated the deployment of a Clean Gulf Associates Fast Response Unit (FRU) to the spill site to begin cleanup operations on the morning of May 7, 1990. Texaco decided to shut down the EIPS until the source was identified."@en
- "Investigation of the Exxon Company U.S.A. pipeline leak, Eugene Island Block 314, May 6, 1990, Gulf of Mexico, off the Louisiana coast"@en
- "Investigation of the Exxon Company U.S.A., pipeline leak, Eugene Island Block 314, May 6, 1990 Gulf of Mexico, off the Louisiana Coast"@en