CNOOC: Will Build Marine Environment Ecology**

Yesterday, the official website of China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) announced that it would supervise the operator (ConocoPhillips) to revise the overall development plan for the Penglai 19-3 oilfield; it will also actively promote the establishment of marine environmental ecology, in accordance with national laws and regulations. , to better assume the corresponding responsibility.

At present, all parties require that ConocoPhillips and CNOOC should establish a sounder of compensation. Among them, lawyers have already submitted open letters to both parties requesting the establishment of a public welfare compensation fund of 10 billion yuan, thus providing protection for various victims’ claims.

In this regard, Yang Hua, general manager of CNOOC, said: "The company will actively study the establishment of a marine environment ecology program, timely release of information, accept public supervision." However, CNOOC, did not explicitly disclose this situation.

In addition, the State Oceanic Administration announced that after on-site verification and expert assessment review, the joint investigation team unanimously approved that ConocoPhillips failed to completely seal off the oil spill source.

In this regard, CNOOC said that it will increase its supervision of ConocoPhillips, and urge ConocoPhillips to resolutely implement the decision of the State Oceanic Administration; urge ConocoPhillips to formulate an operating plan for pressure relief and blocking oil spill sources as soon as possible, and organize experts. Review to ensure that the program is scientific, reasonable and safe.

At the same time, CNOOC announced that it will revise the Penglai 19-3 oilfield development marine environmental impact report. In addition, the operator was urged to revise the overall development plan for the Penglai 19-3 oilfield.

It is reported that the State Oceanic Administration disclosed that the cause of the oil spill in Penglai 19-3 oilfield was due to the oilfield geological aspect, because the operators did not correct the pressurization operation, and the injection and mining ratio was misaligned, thus destroying the stability of the strata and faults. The formation of turbulent channels, so the occurrence of submarine oil spills. Among them, the B platform did not implement the requirements of the stratified waterflood development as stipulated in the overall development plan. The C platform did not conduct safety demonstrations, and arbitrarily raised the injection layer to the bottom of the oil layer.