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Green Marine

April 18, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Norwegian Authorities Order Rig Shutdown

Norwegian authorities on Friday ordered the Eirik Raude to remain shut down until the cause of its third spill into ecologically fragile Arctic waters since February has been investigated. The rig, owned by the Ocean Rig group and drilling for the Norwegian oil company Statoil ASA, was voluntarily s

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Norwegian authorities on Friday ordered the Eirik Raude to remain shut down until the cause of its third spill into ecologically fragile Arctic waters since February has been investigated. The rig, owned by the Ocean Rig group and drilling for the Norwegian oil company Statoil ASA, was voluntarily shut down by Statoil immediately after Tuesday’s spill of 1.75 tons of hydraulic oil into the Barents Sea

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