02/06/2026
A recent diesel fuel release in Spartanburg, SC underscores an important reality for fuel storage and transfer facilities: secondary containment systems are critical, but they must be properly designed, installed, and maintained.
According to reports, fuel escaped due to a leak associated with secondary containment infrastructure, reinforcing that containment isn’t just about having a system in place, it’s about ensuring every component performs as intended.
At BCI, we design engineered secondary containment solutions to help facilities control spills, protect waterways, and support SPCC compliance when incidents occur.
Effective containment helps limit environmental impact before a spill becomes a larger cleanup event.
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About 20,000 gallons of diesel fuel leaked from Kinder Morgan tanks in Spartanburg and contaminated Four Mile Branch Creek. The EPA is helping clean up.