Submarine oil field

Oil platform of the North Sea oilfield

An offshore oil field (I write it and do not boil it) is the oil field which there is in the bottom of the sea. It is often located in Asanami or the continental shelf. The reserves of the oil of the bottom of the sea are said to be a quarter of reserves in the face of the Earth now.

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World submarine oil field production center

• The East China Sea
• North Sea oilfield
• Sakhalin project (Sakhalin)
• Gulf Coast oil field
• Gulf of Guinea

Digging of the submarine oil field

The details refer to "an oil platform"

I fix the huge digging oar (the appearance is seen in the huge heliport) called the oil platform on the sea and perform bottom of the sea bowling.

It is said that it is Japanese Amaze oil field to have dug a submarine oil field as business for the first time in the world (Izumozaki-machi, Niigata). The oil field which the world's deepest oil field is United States of America Gulf Coast oil field, and Exxon Mobil Corp. holds as of 2007. I reach 8,600 feet of depth of the water (approximately 2,580 meters), but the expansion of the scale continues year by year in the area, and the company having a setting plan of the digging rig more than 10,000 feet of depth of the water exists.

Allied item

• Pipeline transportation
• Gas field (almost none of the cases mining natural gas with crude oil)
• Digging ship

Outside link

• TEPCO: Electricity, electricity dictionary

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