Sentence examples for water rigs from inspiring English sources

If you are warm or cool, ride in a car or own something plastic, you've probably consumed something that passed through Louisiana's Port Fourchon, which supports 90 percent of deepwater rigs and 45 percent of shallow water rigs in the gulf.

After all, what happens when, in the "tough oil" era, the BPs of this world hit the melting Arctic with their deep water rigs in really bad climates?

In the process we will create millions of clean energy jobs that can't be outsourced and we will end our dependence on oil from dangerous locations, whether those are deep water rigs or Middle East sheikdoms.  .

In taking a first look at the opportunity to recommission offshore oil rigs to offshore water rigs, the data looks good: we can generate a high volume of fresh clean water (at least 25 million gallons per day) for a reasonable cost ($1,578/acre foot) with significantly less greenhouse gas generation.

Moving a deep water rig, or building a new one, is a gargantuan task itself full of risk and terribly costly.

The Deepwater Horizon offshore rig, built in 2001 by Hyundai Heavy Industries and operated by Transocean, Ltd. under lease by British Petroleum BPP) (who denied problems with a similar platform), was a semi-submersible deep water rig that has multiple lines some 5,000 feet below the surface.

Seeing his low approval ratings on handling the BP Gulf of Mexico spill rise with the capping of the leaking deep water rig, Obama might be tempted to jump the gun and announce that full recovery of the region had occurred.

Last week, Mr. Salazar announced the specific conditions the 33 deep-water rigs affected by the moratorium must meet before they can go back to work.

The offshore oil economy depends more on the big deepwater rigs than on the production wells and shallow-water rigs still in business.

All but two of the 33 deep-water rigs drilling in the gulf before the BP explosion are still there, many with standby crews.

This judge's decision flies in the face of mounting evidence that there are serious safety risks that must be examined with these 33 deep-water rigs before they start drilling again".