Huntington Beach Elly Platform Pipeline Oil Spill & Cargo Ship Maps

San Pedro Oil Operations Map

Maps of Huntington Beach oil spill with an estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil flooding into the ocean.  

Oil rigs on offshore platforms are located in federal waters more than three miles offshore, their names are Eureka, Elly, and Ellen, are operated by Beta Operating Company. They are connected by a pipeline and another pipeline conducts the oil to shore. The Coast Guard is investigating if the leak came from one of those platforms or pipelines.

 Here is a map below of cargo ships anchored off the coast of Long Beach waiting to offload.

Was this pipeline spill caused by an anchored cargo ship off the coast of Long Beach?  

In partnership with federal, regional, & local response entities, clean-up efforts are underway on an approx. 6 mile oil spill along our coast. Responsible party, Amplify Energy Corp, to assist with clean-up.

For info about closures & volunteer ops: https://t.co/VN1y6N3Hlt pic.twitter.com/1CfYrRvknX

— City of Huntington Beach (@CityofHBPIO) October 4, 2021

There have been allegations that the oil spill off Huntington and Newport beaches was caused by one of the many ships anchored off @PortofLA @portoflongbeach. As can be seen, the ships are anchored on the shallow shelf and no where need the source of the oil spill in deep water. pic.twitter.com/mJxdVzdh1j

— Sal Mercogliano 🚢⚓🧭🐪🚒🏴‍☠️ (@mercoglianos) October 4, 2021

#AmplifyEnergy offshore Southern California (Beta) operatons map pasted below. $AMPY shares -34% in pre-market following California offshore oil spill. Oil spills/leaks are never good for anyone especially if happens offfshore as harder to control. #OOTT pic.twitter.com/9Ri2Wgxv7O

— Dan Tsubouchi (@Energy_Tidbits) October 4, 2021

New map of Huntington Beach oil spill including pipeline and platforms. Closest vessel to pipeline, near the visible slick, is Rotterdam Express. Did they drop anchor on this pipeline on the evening of Oct 1? https://t.co/GiQ7FYn2dW pic.twitter.com/Lk7b7Erdte

— SkyTruth (@SkyTruth) October 4, 2021