Have you ever wondered what’s going on beneath the surface of disused offshore oil and gas rigs? Scientists at Blue Latitudes ...

With thousands of unplugged wells and platforms overdue for decommission, environmental groups seek ways to limit offshore ...

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Currently, the most advanced deepwater rigs — those of ultra-deepwater drillships — can drill down to 40,000 feet, or roughly 7.5 miles, below the ocean floor.

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ConocoPhillips Skandinavia has completed drilling a key appraisal well in the Norwegian Sea, further confirming the scale and ...

The Slagugle oil discovery was initially proven in 2020, with preliminary estimates suggesting resources in the range of 30.8 ...

Social media users are aghast after videos of toilets that appear to be installed directly above the ocean were shared online, purporting to show how some bathrooms work on offshore oil rigs.

At latitude 71.3 north, it will be 140 miles closer to the pole than Russia's Prirazlomnoye platform in the eastern Pechora Sea—the only other offshore rig currently producing oil in Arctic ...

The Helldivers, a tight-knit band of adrenaline seekers that has remained strong for over 60 years, recently held its annual spearfishing rodeo.

While the long-term environmental and safety hazards of abandoned oil rigs are up for debate, many Helldivers fear that as the platforms vanish, so will the fishing.