ConocoPhillips is still trying to determine the source of a natural gas leak at a North Slope drilling site. The company says the subsurface gas leak was first observed on March 4. By March 7, they had relocated 300 of the site’s roughly 400 workers.
ConocoPhillips External Affairs Vice President Ben Stevens says there have so far been zero injuries or impacts to the local tundra and wildlife from the leak.
Stevens spoke during a short community update for the village Nuiqsut Monday afternoon, where he did not take any questions. Stevens says no gas has been detected outside of the site area. He says while the amount of gas released is not known at this time, the rate of release has been reduced.
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