BP’s plans to appraise the Tiber discovery were disrupted by the 2010 blowout in which 11 workers died and the oil company had to pay a record US$4 billion in criminal penalties for the worst offshore oil spill in US history. Photo: Reuters
BP’s plans to appraise the Tiber discovery were disrupted by the 2010 blowout in which 11 workers died and the oil company had to pay a record US$4 billion in criminal penalties for the worst offshore oil spill in US history. Photo: Reuters
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BP drills at 'giant' Gulf field after setback due to spill

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Updated: 12:50am, 14 Sep, 2013

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BP’s plans to appraise the Tiber discovery were disrupted by the 2010 blowout in which 11 workers died and the oil company had to pay a record US$4 billion in criminal penalties for the worst offshore oil spill in US history. Photo: Reuters
BP’s plans to appraise the Tiber discovery were disrupted by the 2010 blowout in which 11 workers died and the oil company had to pay a record US$4 billion in criminal penalties for the worst offshore oil spill in US history. Photo: Reuters
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