Sentence examples for offshore output from inspiring English sources

Offshore output peaked eight years ago, when Britain was the world's sixth-biggest producer of oil and gas; by 2006 it had become the 12th-biggest.

Offshore wind output data describes the usable electricity including transformation and transmitting.

Energy producers in the Gulf of Mexico shut down some of their operations ahead of what could be the biggest test for U.S. energy installations since 2008, when Hurricanes Gustav and Ike disrupted offshore oil output for months and damaged onshore natural gas processing plants, pipelines and some refineries.

Based on the equations given in "Technical assessment of offshore hydrogen production" the power output variations by the wind farm, the total production of hydrogen per year were calculated for each described scenario.

Meteorologists at Weather Insight, an arm of Thomson Reuters, estimated that the storm temporarily shut down 88percentt of U.S. offshore oil production capacity and 80percentt of the offshore natural gas output.

To calculate the overall offshore power production, it was assumed that only wind turbines with a nominal output of 5 MW were installed.

Offshore wells yield petroleum.

Here's what the Energy Information Administration, the statistical agency that provides official data for the federal government, had to say about the anticipated additional output from offshore drilling: "Because oil prices are determined on the international market... any impact on average wellhead prices is expected to be insignificant".

Centrica said at the time that developing in the Irish Sea could dramatically increase renewable energy output, but offshore wind was expensive to build and would need a "long-term, stable support mechanism to make these investments commercially viable for the foreseeable future".

He said "allowing the upstate nuclear plants to close now and replace them with equal energy output" from offshore wind and solar power "would be cheaper and would create more jobs".

A 100kW buoy is also being designed, and within two or three years OPT hopes to link large numbers of these together to build offshore power stations with outputs of between 10MW and 100MW.Previous attempts to harness wave power have involved large and complex structures.