Sentence examples for develop a deepwater from inspiring English sources

Because it takes so long for companies to explore and then develop a deepwater oil field, the oil and gas from those leases is just beginning to flow.

The FIG would prefer to develop a deepwater port for this purpose, but wants the oil companies to pay for it—something the firms will balk at until it is clear how much oil they can get.

To develop a deepwater oil field, geologists first sift through terabytes of data collected by undersea seismic devices.

In July 2009, according to BP's annual report, BP and Socar signed an agreement to explore and develop a huge deepwater gas field in the Caspian which gave the British company the "exclusive" right to negotiate a production sharing agreement.

Georgetown's harbour, on the Intracoastal Waterway, has been developed as a deepwater port.

Settled in 1898 but officially founded in 1912 by exploiters of local sulfur deposits, it was developed as a deepwater port and now forms part of the industrial complex of Brazosport.

A more palatable alternative, some analysts say, may be for Myanmar to grant further concessions to China in the western port town of Kyaukpyu, where state-owned Chinese companies have already won contracts to develop an industrial zone and a deepwater port.

These are yet to be turned into flowing crude, but they are largely in shallow water, making them easier and cheaper to develop than deepwater reserves.

In the Gulf the company plans to invest $7.5 billion to develop its deepwater Jack discovery and another $4 billion on Big Foot.

"When push comes to shove, it's U.S. companies that have the technology and experience to help Mexico develop its deepwater and onshore unconventional resources," said Ed Morse, managing director of commodity research at Citi Group.

Years before the Deepwater Horizon rig blew, BP was developing a reputation as an oil company that took safety risks to save money.