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Offshore drilling - Wikipedia Offshore drilling is a mechanical process where a wellbore is drilled below the seabed It is typically carried out in order to explore for and subsequently extract petroleum that lies in rock formations beneath the seabed
Offshore oil and natural gas in depth - U. S. Energy . . . Nearly all offshore oil and natural gas leasing and development activity occurs in the central and western Gulf of America, where thousands of platforms operate in waters up to 6,000 feet deep A few platforms operate in depths of 10,000 feet or more
How Offshore Drilling Works - HowStuffWorks Offshore drilling means combing Earth for new underwater oil reserves Learn more about offshore drilling and finding oil in the midst of rough seas
Drilling for oil and gas offshore: past, present, future - AVEVA The Gulf Coast origins of modern offshore drilling Offshore oil and gas drilling continued to accelerate through the early and mid-20th century, thanks in part to technological advances like the adoption of steel over wood for drilling structures as well as the introduction of complex rotary rigs—which apply rotational force in a clockwise
Offshore drilling - Energy Education Offshore drilling is the process of extracting petroleum from reserves located beneath the Earth's oceans instead of reserves located on the mainland Offshore oil rigs have developed greatly over the past years, and have become gigantic structures that house hundreds of people at a time
Offshore Energy in the Gulf 15 Years after Deepwater Horizon Much has changed in the Gulf Coast region in the years since the Deepwater Horizon blowout and oil spill In this piece, Lauren Alexander Augustine, executive director of the Gulf Research Program, reflects on those changes, the safety of offshore operations, and GRP’s role over the coming years