Perspective Dec. 20, 2018
Go inside one of the worlds largest oil platforms
Towering over the North Atlantic, day and night, an engineering wonder helps to responsibly meet the world’s rising energy demand. Welcome to Hebron, an immense platform that is designed to produce up to 150,000 barrels of oil a day.
Perspective Dec. 20, 2018
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Hundreds of people work on the rig to ensure seamless and safe operations. From the drill room to the music room, watch our video and explore what is a truly exceptional place.
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Production begins in Guyana
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Big things moving: Building Guyana's destiny
Finding the next big discovery is only a small part of the story when it comes to energy. Delivering that new energy source to those who need it around the world takes the same amount of engineering innovation as discovering it in the first place.
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Brazil a bold energy investment
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Kerry Moreland: From chasing storms to discovering tomorrow’s energy
I’ve had the opportunity to search for oil around the world in many diverse basins, but my role as the Guyana Basin Exploration Project Manager will forever be a highlight. And it wasn’t an easy job. Energy companies had searched for oil and gas offshore Guyana for decades. Nearly 40 wells had been drilled in the area since the 1960s with unsuccessful results.Oil Energy Factor • Aug. 21, 2018
Oil rigs: from time to time
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