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John,
Here is an article that discussed Canadian concerns about blowout in the high Arctic off-shore environment and how difficult it would be to kill a blowout in a single season. Thought you might find it interesting. I don’t think US regulators are as tough on this matter as the Canadians are.
Policy Recommendations for Reforming Canada’s Approach to …
More interesting links…
Don’t know if you saw this or not. These gas fields could contain as much as 7 trillion cu. meters of gas (220 trillion cu. ft.of gas.)That is equivalent to about 60% of total US reserves, and about four times as much as the new giant shale gas discovery in Canada.
Shell and Chevron Win Ukraine Public Bid for Shale Gas …
The boom in very large natural gas discoveries and development continues unabated.
Is anyone looking for a job ??
The world’s fastest-growing oil frontier | Energy | News | Financial Post
And then there is this article. My how times have changed.
Unleashing the North American Energy Colossus – Manhattan Institute
These web sites have some interesting photos of onshore and offshore blowouts and gas line explosions.
Oilfield Blowouts & Explosions – Drilling Ahead
Oilfield Blowout Photos and Rig Fires, Wild Wells
Some of the photos are pretty spectacular.
Thought your readers might like the entertainment.
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