Venezuela Oil Spill Gets Bigger and Spreads Across 28 Miles of Coastline (video)

Pipeline feeding power station breaks, sending oil to sea. Affected beaches have been cleaned up by PDVSA, authorities.

**Watch video:** Oil is pictured on the shores of a beach after a spill near Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA’s El Palito refinery, in Boca de Aroa, Venezuela August 16, 2024. Reuters/Juan Carlos Hernandez

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EnergiesNet.com 08 21 2024

Efforts are underway to contain a leak from a broken oil pipeline from the El Palito refinery that spilled into Venezuela’s Caribbean Sea, affecting 28 miles of coastline.

The spill from Venezuela Petróleos de Venezuela SA refinery took place Aug. 13, said biologist Eduardo Klein.

The spill occurred after a pipeline feeding into a power station broke, leaking into a stream that leads to the sea, according to two people familiar with the situation in PDVSA. The affected areas of beach have been cleaned up by PDVSA and other government institutions, the people said.

Efforts are underway to contain a leak from a broken oil pipeline from the El Palito refinery that spilled into Venezuela’s Caribbean Sea, affecting 28 miles of coastline.

PDVSA officials did not respond to a request for comment.

Bloomberg.com 08 20 2024

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