Regulators see oil containment as keyProposed Arctic offshore drilling regulations will mandate capping, containment systems; panelists reflect on oil spill lesson learned Alan Bailey Petroleum News
A proposed new rule for drilling safety in the Arctic offshore will include a requirement that all drilling operations will have well capping and oil containment systems available, to prevent oil flowing into the water should a well loss-of-control incident occur, Mark Fesmire, Alaska regional direc....
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