It is an Oil Drilling and Processing Platform Located in Canada. Note: This is only certain when referring to Canadian Geography. On the account of World geography, Hibernia may also be the Ireland as referred by the Romans
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The Hibernia oil platform, located off the coast of eastern Canada, was built in 1997. It is the world's largest oil platform and is capable of producing over 220,000 barrels of oil per day.
An offshore platform is a structure that is installed over as group of wells that was drilled by an offshore drilling rig. The function of the platform is to produce the oil from these wells. A platform can be mounted to the seabed or could be a floating type platform. Offshore drilling rigs are for drilling the wells and are mobile and moved from area to area. Onshore drilling rigs are mobile units too and are moved from pad to pad for drilling and exploration. After a well is drilled onshore, a wellhead is installed on the well. There is no need for a platform as this only economically viable in offshore applications. There have been cases where an offshore well was drilled from land into the sea, but operated from land. This can only be possible if the oil formation is not too far offshore.
British Petroleum employees were involved in the drilling when the oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010. The drilling was part of BP operations off the coastal United States of America. But the platform that became involved in the original, explosive event didn't belong to BP. It was being leased.
An oil rig is an oil platform or oil production platform. A drilling is different though.
The drilling platform that sunk in the Gulf, referring to the Deepwater Horizon incident in 2010, was approximately 40 miles southeast of the well site.
If I understood this correctly the platform that blew up was a drilling platform and it was just drilling and not producing. It seems that there are two types. One is for drilling only and the other is for production. So, this means it was still being drilled. Right now there are 33 producing platforms in the Gulf and several drilling ones. BP is planning a new drilling platform in the Arctic that is 2 miles below and then will go 8 miles sideways. Makes you wonder why they have approval.
It was not an oil tanker, but a drilling platform.
It is believed that the Hibernia is the world's largest rig or offshore platform. It is located on the Jeanne D'Arc basin in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.
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