Offshore oil Spills Archive
16 Oct 2024
Oil Spill Statistics 2024 to 2014
1. Overview Oil tanker spills have been a problem for years, polluting the ocean, damaging the environment and the economy. Knowing the trends in oil spill statistics will help us see what’s working and what’s not in prevention and response. This article will look at the data from 2014 to 2024, trends, notable incidents
10 Jan 2023
Oil Spills: How Does It Happen?
What is an oil spill? An oil spill is known as liquified petroleum being spilled into the marine environment. This usually happens due to accidents prompted by oil suppliers such as BP, Shell and etc. Usually, these accidents are caused by tankers, pipelines, or drilling rigs. How do oil spills affect marine life? Oil
13 May 2016
Gulf of Mexico oil release of 2100 barrels
There has been a release of oil from infrastructure beneath the sea in the Gulf of Mexico. Shell have confirmed this leak was spotted by a helicopter observing a sheen floating on the water. Shell have estimated this leak is around 2100 barrels of oil. Shell confirmed on Thursday that it shut all wells that
05 Apr 2016
BP ordered to pay $20 Billion settlement for 2010 oil spill
BP Oil settlement set at $20 Billion A New Orleans federal judge in the US state of Louisiana has granted final approval to an estimated $20bn settlement over the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. At the US district court in New Orleans judge Carl Barbier has issued an order confirming the
07 Mar 2016
The 5 largest oil spills of all time
In the history of big disasters, many incidents have taken place in almost every second or third year. There are many incidences of oil spills which took place at various locations. At that time, it also created a very big loss of economic state of that country. During Gulf war in the year 1991In the
08 Jan 2016
The cost of Oil Spills
The reported oil spill cost of the BP Gulf oil spill is now estimated to be $54 Billion. The oil spill was more than 230,000 tons of crude oil and carried on for 87 days, which made it the biggest oil spill in U.S history. If you look at past oil spills this will undoubtedly
10 Nov 2015
Oil spills at Offshore Loading and Discharging Terminals
With the size of tankers ever on the increase, more and more operations are being required to be held offshore. Often these “mega ships” are simply too big to get into the ports they are serving. This is where technology such as Single Buoy Moorings, Multi Buoy Moorings, Floating Production Storage and Offloading and Articulated