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No single cause for Macondo accident
BP says no single factor caused the accident on the Deepwater Horizon rig in the US Gulf of Mexico in April.
[Full story ] • HSE Blame expected from BP report
Press speculation in the US is suggesting that BP's internal reports into the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the US Gulf of Mexico is going to spread the blame.
[Full story ] • HSE BP's Deepwater Horizon probe report due
BP says it plans to publish the results tomorrow of its own investigation into the Deepwater Horizon accident in the US Gulf of Mexico.
[Full story ] • HSE Mustang made by Wood Group
Aberdeen-headquartered John Wood Group's US subsidiary Mustang Engineering has won a major offshore design deal.
[Full story ] • Contracts Macondo update
BP says is has now removed the failed Blow Out Preventer from the Deepwater Horizon on the Macondo oil well in the deepwater US Gulf of Mexico.
[Full story ] • Technology Transocean accuses BP
Transocean, the owner of Deepwater Horizon, has accused BP of hiding key information about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
[Full story ] • HSE Up to 79% of oil spill remains
Close to 80 per cent of the leaked oil remains in the Gulf of Mexico, according to a group of scientists.
[Full story ] • HSE No oil flowing
BP says no oil is now flowing from the Macondo well after a successful kill operation which was completed.
[Full story ] • HSE ATP hit by Macondo expenses
Gulf of Mexico operator ATP said it has been hit by US $8.7 million of additional expenses after being forced to shut down drilling operations in the US Gulf of Mexico after BP's Macondo oil spill.
[Full story ] • Company news Gulf payments exceed $300 million
BP says it has now paid out more than US $300 million to claimants affected by the Macondo well oil spill in the US Gulf of Mexico.
[Full story ] • Company news Transocean nets $720 income
Driller Transocean reported net come of US $720 million for the second quarter this year on revenue of $2.505 Bn.
[Full story ] • Company news Cementing starts at Macondo
Updating progress on capping the deepwater Macondo MC252 oil well in the US Gulf of Mexico BP says it has now received a green light to go ahead with cementing operations to kill the well.
[Full story ] • HSE Static kill successful
BP announces that the attempt to seal the well appears to have succeeded.
[Full story ] • HSE Gulf spill - the world's largest
4.9 million barrels has leaked from BP's well in the Gulf of Mexico. This makes it the world's largest spill, according to scientists.
[Full story ] • HSE BP delays static kill
BP has delayed the static kill in the Gulf of Mexico. The company reports that the work will start earliest Tuesday local time.
[Full story ] • HSE $32 Bn for oil spill and counting
BP has put a US $32 Bn price tag on the cost of responding to the US Gulf of Mexico oil spill so far.
[Full story ] • Company news Rig redeployments sought
Drilling contractor Ensco is looking at alternative ways to redeploy its rigs in the US Gulf of Mexico to ensure they can keep working.
[Full story ] • Company news Well flow halted
Reports from the US last night said that the oil flow from BP's Macondo well in the US Gulf of Mexico has finally stopped.
[Full story ] • HSE Capping stack is on
BP's latest device to tackle the Macondo oil spill is a capping stack which has been installed to try and stop the oil flow.
[Full story ] • HSE 25,000 bbl collected
More than 25,000 barrels of oil were either collected or flared from the leaking Macondo wellhead in the US Gulf of Mexico BP said today.
[Full story ] • HSE Standby rate for oil spill drill ban
One of the drilling contractors hit by the deepwater drilling moratorium in the US Gulf of Mexico after the oil spill has reached a financial agreement to put one of its rigs on standby while the ban remains.
[Full story ] • Rig news LMRP reinstalled
BP said today it has reinstalled the Lower Marine Riser Package on the leaking Macondo Blowout Preventer in the US Gulf of Mexico as it continues efforts to contain the oil gushing out of the deepwater hole.
[Full story ] • Gov. & Ass. Technical hitch hits oil containment: BP
Collection of oil spewing out of the damaged wellhead at the deepwater Macondo well in the US Gulf of Mexico has been temporarily halted via Lower Marine Riser Cap said BP after was seen leaking on board the Discoverer Enterprise.
[Full story ] • HSE Partner Anadarko hits out at BP
Anadarko Petroleum, a partner with BP in the Macondo well oil spill in the US Gulf of Mexico, has reacted to a downgrading of its debt rating by the influential Moody's Investor Services in the US and criticised the move by Moody's as too early.
[Full story ] • Company news Spill claims exceed US $100 million
BP said it has now paid out $100 million in oil spill compensation claims and has issued 31,000 settlement cheques in the last seven weeks.
[Full story ] • Company news Dockwise deploys for oil spill
Offshore transport specialist Dockwise has mobilised its large transport ship Mighty Servant 3 to the US Gulf of Mexico to assist with the clean-up from the oil spill there.
[Full story ] • HSE BP establishes US $20 Bn oil spill fund
BP has spelled out the level of payments it is initially prepared to make in the wake of the Gulf of Mexico Macondo oil spill which has triggered the worst environmental disaster the US has ever seen.
[Full story ] • HSE Force majeure on Statoil Gulf rig
Statoil has declared force majeure on an AP Moller rig which is has on contact working in the US Gulf of Mexico in the wake of the BP Macondo oil spill.
[Full story ] • Rig news Lightning strike hits Discoverer Enterprise
Oil recovery operations have resumed on board the Discoverer Enterprise drillship in the US Gulf of Mexico after it was hit by lightning.
[Full story ] • HSE Oil collection grows
Updating its response to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill BP said today it has collected 7,720 barrels of oil and flared another 16.9 Mmcf/d of natural gas in the first 12 hours of 13 June from midnight to 12 noon, using the Lower Marine Riser Cap system installed previously.
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