ANALYSIS As the US Gulf's Macondo tragedy continues to exercise industry minds and BP's ingenuity, Russell McCulley talks to Helix boss Owen Kratz about joined up deepwater blowout contingency planning and reviews the rapid response system to which an ExxonMobil-led operator group has pledged $1 billion. Macondo was also on the menu at last month's Houston Oilfield Breakfast Forum, as Jennifer Pallanich reports.: Fid-Bau Portal

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ANALYSIS As the US Gulf's Macondo tragedy continues to exercise industry minds and BP's ingenuity, Russell McCulley talks to Helix boss Owen Kratz about joined up deepwater blowout contingency planning and reviews the rapid response system to which an ExxonMobil-led operator group has pledged $1 billion. Macondo was also on the menu at last month's Houston Oilfield Breakfast Forum, as Jennifer Pallanich reports.

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ANALYSIS As the US Gulf's Macondo tragedy continues to exercise industry minds and BP's ingenuity, Russell McCulley talks to Helix boss Owen Kratz about joined up deepwater blowout contingency planning and reviews the rapid response system to which an ExxonMobil-led operator group has pledged $1 billion. Macondo was also on the menu at last month's Houston Oilfield Breakfast Forum, as Jennifer Pallanich reports.

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ANALYSIS As the US Gulf's Macondo tragedy continues to exercise industry minds and BP's ingenuity, Russell McCulley talks to Helix boss Owen Kratz about joined up deepwater blowout contingency planning and reviews the rapid response system to which an ExxonMobil-led operator group has pledged $1 billion. Macondo was also on the menu at last month's Houston Oilfield Breakfast Forum, as Jennifer Pallanich reports.

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Offshore engineer

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2010

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Article (Journal)

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Print

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English

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BKL: 38.00 Geowissenschaften: Allgemeines / 56.00 / 38.00 / 56.00 Bauwesen: Allgemeines
Local classification TIB: 275/4960

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