Submitted by gpc_admin on Fri, 2010-03-12 10:05
Offshore jobs
These days the offshore jobs are offering amazing opportunities for the professionals who are looking for the better career options. The overseas jobs in oil and gas companies are very much in demand in this parent age of technology and advancements. According to some reports most of the people are engaged in oil jobs because they want financial security for life time. It has been observed that oil and gas prices are continuously making news in the headlines because of its unstable policies and shortage in supply as compared to its demand. Oil and gas jobs are still attracting the young professionals from all over the world. The obvious reason is that highly experienced and qualified workers are paid very well in this job profile.
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This has not been a good year for oil producers in more ways than one! There is yet another oil spill from a split pipeline in Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay area at North Slope. The two foot long split was discovered on November 29 on a routine inspection. The line serves the Lisburne field and is operated by BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. BP first took the Lisburne line out of service when it stopped flowing normally a few weeks ago.
It is an oil producers worst nightmare; an uncontrolled oil spill. That is what happened on Friday, August 21st, at the West Atlas mobile offshore drilling unit. The blow-out occurred in one of the remotest locations possible in the Timor Sea around a depth of 3500 meters (two miles). Reportedly the oil spill began when a plug at a drilling hole released for unspecified reasons following a hydrogen sulfide leak. All 69 workers were evacuated from the rig that day.
Late July officials from six countries met in Turkey and signed an agreement to build the Nabucco pipeline. The pipeline will run from Turkey’s eastern border through Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and a key gas terminal would be located in Baumgarten, Austria. Germany is also a partner in the deal and it is backed by the U.S. as well.
