Problem with retrieving seep oil is you become responsible for compliance requirements that are impossible to meet. I once worked for a company that worked to keep seeps from flowing to the ocean. For their efforts they were endlessly harassed . They had to truck the oil hours away as the county would not allow processing of it in their nearby facility.
the surrounding wells must still have some damn good bottom hole pressure if there is still seeps
sundanceexp 1 year ago
Wow. That is not an oil seep. That is an entire CREEK of oil!
Is this one on private land? Or is it accessible to the general public somehow?
I've always wanted to own a small jar of natural crude. This looks like a good place to get some.
bapyou 1 year ago
Problem with retrieving seep oil is you become responsible for compliance requirements that are impossible to meet. I once worked for a company that worked to keep seeps from flowing to the ocean. For their efforts they were endlessly harassed . They had to truck the oil hours away as the county would not allow processing of it in their nearby facility.
calandman 2 years ago
interesting... never thought of that
californiacrude 2 years ago
allways nice to see oil in its native habitat! keep the video away from D.O.G.,fish & game HA,HA,HA!
oilfieldskate 2 years ago
Nice video. Poor mother nature probably has a DNR fine coming for spilling all that oil.
tyoung317 2 years ago
Heh. Just the fact that you put "natural" and "oil" in the same sentence.
Amiduffer 2 years ago
is this seeping out of the ground or is this "spillage"???
digdug1978 2 years ago
Seeping out of the ground.
Although many wells have been drilled in this area over the last 100 years, oil still continues to bubble up.
californiacrude 2 years ago
I am surprised to see this wastage of oil.
It's such a valuable unrenewable commodity
Juliansworld 2 years ago
Wow! We need big efforts to get the oil and you can simply pick it from the ground.
Dunkelbier86 2 years ago