... still violate international regulations and pollute the environment. When initiating the decommissioning process, the first question often asked is: who is responsible for carrying out the decommissioning? This responsibility is easily attributed to the operator of the facility, but further...

... regulation reassessment application sustainable development boem lease bsee operation pipeline obligation co 2 energy INTRODUCTION The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) in the United States (US) has approximately 1,500 oil and gas structures that have reached or will soon reach the end of their oil...

... or between either. The Onshore CO 2 Storage Cost Model is aligned with EPA’s Class VI regulations which are also applicable in offshore State waters. Carbon dioxide storage regulations for offshore operations in Federal waters are being developed, built upon existing offshore oil & gas operations...

.... The process is highly regulated to ensure the safety of personnel, protect the environment, and comply with local and international regulations, reflecting the increasing importance of decommissioning as oil and gas fields globally age. The decommissioning of offshore oil and gas facilities poses several...

... on regulatory framework of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA). The DFCMP specified in Brazilian regulations imposes additional requirements compared to the practices adopted in the Gulf of Mexico by the EPA, resulting in a significant increase in sampling effort and extra restrictions...

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..., complex and non-standardized regulations, and lack of governmental incentives in many countries are key factors in lack of offshore CCS implementation. CCS solutions are available currently for onshore projects, but solutions for pipeline or commercial vessel transport CO 2 are still being tested...

... by the SDGs. The paper will also address industry activities, technical and operational practices, equipment safety, and status of regulations, and codes and standards. The paper will begin with an overview of carbon capture technologies, storage options, and injection capabilities. It will provide details...

... transition, but what are the safety implications and how do owners and operators plan for compliance? This paper is intended to use the authors’ acquired experiences to facilitate the maritime industry's understanding of U.S. safety regulations and Class requirements applicable to offshore wind vessels...

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...The Risk Assessment in Practice Abstract For companies with worksites around the globe, assessing risks can be a challenge, particularly when different countries might adhere to different rules and regulations regarding workplace operations. This paper reviews a novel risk assessment...

... centric environment into a requirements management system (data centric). Here, requirements were assigned attributes denoting the organization and accountable operational role that requirement. Many organizations, operating complex offshore procedures, especially where operations are highly regulated...

... may not be copied. The abstract must contain conspicuous acknowledgment of OTC copyright. Abstract The offshore O&G production has been increasing considerably in the last five years. Therefore, to guarantee the safety of their operations, the O&G companies are being pushed by regulators agencies...

... Abstract The latest focus on floating offshore developments is to minimize or remove the human presence onboard by utilizing remote operations. This may reduce personnel exposure and potentially overall costs by using new technologies. Existing codes or regulations are not tailored to address...

... their own unique decommissioning regulations, risks, and stakeholder landscapes. For example, in the United Kingdom, commercial fishermen takes up 75% of all statutory consultees for the Decommissioning Programme ( OPRED, 2019 ). Whereas in the Australian landscape, remote areas such as the North-West Shelf...

... "Oil and Gas and Sulphur Operations In The Outer Continental Shelf;" Title 30 Code of Federal Regulations , Pt. 250 . 2019 ed. "Guidance for Information Submissions Regarding Proposed High Pressure and/or High Temperature (HPHT) Well Design, Completion, and Intervention Operations...

... Abstract Marine renewable energy is a relatively new phenomenon that is becoming cost-competitive with traditional sources of energy. Marine hydrokinetic energy (MHK), as it moves to commercial scale, will be subject to myriad laws and regulations associated with wildlife impacts and efforts...

... Abstract Objectives/Scope This paper will examine the current process in establishing decommissioning standards and regulations for the offshore energy industry. Further, this paper will examine the extent some of the current decommissioning standards and regulations utilize a risk-based...

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