June 11, 2010 · Posted in
Oil,
US
BP Plc. will try almost double its oil storage capacity in mid-July, the top American official monitoring the Gulf of Mexico spill cleanup work said on Friday. Once a “hard cap containment system in place by mid-July, oil transfer of BP’s capacity will increase up to 50,000 barrels per day, Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen told reporters at a press conference in Washington.
BP’s storage capacity is currently about 18,000 bpd and will increase to around 28,000 bpd when a new oil rig flaring is activated next week, Allen said.
It looks like it was a flat week on Australian market.
Price movements in all sectors were negligible, with only a few exceptions. . . Read more »
Finishing before returning home, market report last week that is a long-distance gaze, and may have to be a little shorter than usual. . . Read more »
SAN FRANCISCO - An offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico has exploded with at least one person missing so far, according to media reports Thursday. . . Read more »
Blow-out company BP pays £ 160m for Gulf oil spill. BP receives a $ 250m (£ 161m) payment of Cameron International, a contractor on the Macondo well, in settlement of their dispute over liability for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. . . Read more »
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