Hilcorp continues to monitor gas leakCompany monitoring ice conditions over leaking subsea gas pipeline in Cook Inlet and has minimized gas flow through the line ALAN BAILEY Petroleum News
In response to the discovery of gas leaking from an 8-inch gas line on the seafloor of Cook Inlet, Hilcorp Alaska is continuing to conduct daily overflights of the leak location, weather permitting, to monitor sea ice conditions and determine when it will be safe to conduct diving activities to inve....
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