Tag: Chevron
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Chevron faces $1.75 million proposed penalty for Galeton Well blowout
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission proposed a $1.75 million penalty against Chevron for a well blowout last year at the Bishop A07-01 pad near Galeton. The cleanup could take four more years. The 2025 blowout sent contaminated fluids — including light natural hydrocarbons, crude oil and brine — spewing up to 80 feet…
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Chevron releases final report on well blowout in Weld County
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The mystery of the cause of the April 6 gas well blowout near Galeton has been solved as part of Chevron’s report on its detailed investigation of the accident that resulted in contaminated fluid spewing up to 80 feet in the air and evacuation of…
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Weld County gas well blowout evacuees still can’t return home
Chevron is housing evacuees and cleanup continues
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‘Unprecedented’: Cause determined of oil well blowout in northern Colorado
The oil well near Galeton shot out a geyser of water, crude oil and gases for five days before it was sealed.
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Gas well blowout in Weld County begins cleanup phase
Natural gas, oil, water and other pollutants spewed from the well for six days
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Weld County gas well blowout meeting raises more questions than answers
More than 230 people attended an official update meeting
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Weld County officials holding community meeting on gas well blowout
The Chevron-owned Bishop Well is still spewing steam, natural gas and oil into the air northwest of Greeley
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Falsified data from Colorado oil and gas environmental consultants discovered
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission reported Tuesday that two environmental consulting companies submitted falsified laboratory data reports for three oil companies’ oil well remediation projects. ECMC officials said that soil, groundwater, inorganic and organic contaminant data for about 350 oil and gas locations in Weld County was manipulated between 2021 and the summer…
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Chevron planning to lay off Colorado workers after acquisition of PDC Energy Inc.
Chevron Corp. oil company is laying off “at least one-third” of employees at two locations in Denver and Evans shortly after spending $7.6 billion in a stock-and-debt transaction to buy Denver-based PDC Energy Inc., according to a letter obtained by The Denver Gazette. “These terminations will commence on October 31, 2023, and are due to…