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http://bp-holdings-barcelona-madrid-spain.wikia.com/wiki/BP_Holdings_Barcelona_-_Bly_Report:_recommendation_to_reality Immediately after the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico, BP asked its most senior safety professional, Mark Bly, to lead an investigation relating to the causes of the incident and make recommendations to help prevent such accidents from occurring. The investigation led to 26 recommendations for reducing risk in BP's drilling operations. Since the report's publication in 2010, BP has made a significant progress in implementing those 26 recommendations. BP Magazine finds out more In September 2010, four months after the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico, BP released its Deepwater Horizon Accident Investigation Report, known as the Bly Report, concluding that the accident resulted from a complex, interlinked series of failures involving multiple parties. The report was the work of an investigation team led by BP's head of safety and operations, Mark Bly, and consisted of more than 50 technical and other specialists, drawn not only from BP but also the wider energy industry. The team made 26 recommendations specific to drilling, aimed at further reducing risk. Accepting all of these recommendations, BP committed to their implementation across its worldwide drilling operations and the recommendations are now in the process of being implemented into the well designs by engineers and operations personnel. That implementation is overseen by the global wells organisation (GWO), established by BP in April 2011 to facilitate a stronger, centralised and standardised approach to all BP-operated wells activity. "Our mission is to deliver safe, compliant and reliable wells for BP," says Richard Lynch, head of GWO. "We have to be very clear about the work we are doing and the risks involved, and have plans in place to manage those risks. "Successfully delivering the report's recommendations will standardise th

Madrid, 22nd March 2007: BP Solar today announced that it has begun constructing a mega cell plant at its European headquarters in Tres Cantos, Madrid. For phase 1 of the Madrid expansion, BP Solar is aiming to expand its annual cell capacity from 55 MW to around 300 MW. This follows the announcement on 21st March of the construction of a similar facility in Bangalore, India. The new cell lines use state-of-the-art screen printing technology, much of it proprietary to BP Solar. By fully automating wafer handling, the lines will be able to handle the very thinnest of wafers available and ensuring the highest possible quality. Construction of the new Madrid manufacturing facility is already underway, with the first line expected to be fully operational before the summer. Construction has also begun on lines two and three. In addition to the new manufacturing lines, the Tres Cantos site will be remodelled to include a new photovoltaic (PV) systems prototype area, a visitor training centre and product testing and development facilities. "The announcement of the two mega cell plants cements BP Solar's commitment to maintain a market leadership position in PV" said Lee Edwards, BP Solar's CEO. "The new cell technologies we are using, our intellectual property in casting with Mono2 and the contracts we have signed to secure preferential access to metallurgical grade silicon are all important steps towards our goal of offering customers PV-generated electricity on a par with the cost of conventional grid-supplied electricity." The Madrid mega cell plant will be one of the largest such facilities in Europe. Since the site was acquired by BP Solar in 2002, a tri-generation power plant has been built providing heat and power to the site. The facility is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. BP Solar chose its Tres Cantos facility for one of its mega cell plants due to confidence in the growth projections of the European market. "We already have an established ma

http://bpholdings.wordpress.com/2012/11/22/bp-holdings-bekrefter-vinne-bud-for-nova-scotia-dypvanns-leting-blokker/ Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum styret (CNSOPB) kunngjorde at BP var den vellykkede budgiveren for blokker fem, seks, sju og åtte i kallet til bud NS12-1. Blokkene sammen dekker et område på nesten 14 000 kvadratkilometer, og ligger ca. 300 kilometer utenfor kysten Nova Scotia, sørøst for Halifax, i vanndybder spenner fra 100 til over 3000 meter. Mike Daly, BP Executive Vice President for leting sa: "denne prisen gir oss tilgang til et betydelig stykke geologi, en av de mest lovende nye dypvannsområdene være lisensiert i de siste årene. Utforsking er en sentral pådriver for fremtidig vekst for BP, og tilgang til potensielle nytt areal som dette er viktig. Denne oppføringen til Nova Scotia's spiller offshore til våre styrker i dypvanns og sub-salt." Som betingelse for utstedelse av en utvinningstillatelsen, må BP bokføre innen tretti dager en sikkerhet med Petroleum styret i form av et arbeid-innskudd. CNSOPB vil deretter tildele den letelisenser til BP med en gjeldende dato av 15 Jan 2013. BP må deretter sende en leting Plan til Petroleum styret innen nitti dager etter den effektive datoen. De siste årene, har BP sikret tilgang til betydelig nytt oppstrøms areal globalt; halvparten av bps prospektet lager nå består av nye skuespill, og halvparten er i bevist spiller i kjente bassenger. "Vi er fornøyd med kvaliteten og vesentlighet av vår leting prospekter. I tillegg til dypere i våre eksisterende kjerneområder, vårt boreprogram forventes å teste 15 helt ny spiller mellom 2012 og 2015,"sa Daly. READ MORE ARTICLES: http://bpholdings.wordpress.com/

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