onshore的意思|onshore的解释-里氏词典

onshore ['ɑn`ʃor]

a. 向陆的, 陆上的, 在国内的

ad. 向陆地, 在陆上, 在国内

[经] 陆上

onshore

[ adj ]

(of winds) coming from the sea toward the land

<adj.all>

an inshore breeze

an onshore gale

sheltered from seaward winds

[ adv ]

on or toward the land

<adv.all>

they were living onshore

[ adj ]

on the edge of the land

<adj.all>

an onshore lighthouse

onshore \onshore\ adj.
coming from the sea toward the land; -- of winds and weather;
as, an onshore gale. Opposed to {offshore}.

Syn: inshore, seaward.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. On the edge of the land; near the shoreline; as, an
onshore lighthouse.
[WordNet 1.5]

That is higher than in onshore fields in many parts of the world, but low enough to ensure that the UK continues to attract the interest of international oil companies.
About 7 percent of Britain's North Sea gas supplies were halted following the shutdown Wednesday night of the onshore St. Fergus gas terminal operated jointly by the Shell and Esso oil companies, British Gas PLC said.
Chevron and Texaco have invested a combined $2 billion on the platforms, pipelines leading onshore near Point Conception and oil and gas processing plants at nearby Gaviota.
Meanwhile, the House Interior Committee approved 24-16 a bill that would inject competitive bidding into the leasing of onshore federal lands that aren't known to hold oil or gas.
The Weather Service forecast no major storms on either coast, but onshore winds are possible on the New England coast on Tuesday and the mid-Atlantic coast Tuesday and Wednesday.
Transco Energy Co., Houston, said its Transco Exploration Partners Ltd. unit entered into separate agreements to sell about 19% of its interests in certain offshore and onshore oil and natural-gas producing properties.
The most economic way to ship oil to the U.S. from there is on supertankers too big to dock at any domestic onshore ports. Such ships can either unload at LOOP or anchor and pump their cargo into several smaller vessels in a process called lightering.
The 30-inch pipeline carries crude oil from offshore and onshore oil fields in California to refineries in the Gulf Coast and midcontinent areas.
Tesoro retains minor onshore and offshore oil and gas properties in Indonesia.
The properties include an 18.92% interest in the Casablanca offshore oil field, 25% interests in a smaller onshore oil field and an onshore gas complex, and various exploration permits.
The properties include an 18.92% interest in the Casablanca offshore oil field, 25% interests in a smaller onshore oil field and an onshore gas complex, and various exploration permits.
BP IS seeking a buyer for Tex/Con Oil and Gas, a wholly-owned Texas-based subsidiary which holds all the British company's onshore natural gas interests in the US, excluding Alaska. BP Exploration declined to comment on its plans for Tex/Con.
The department said in a notice published in the Federal Register it would charge $1 per acre for many onshore oil and gas leases issued before 1987, instead of the $2 to $3 it had been charging.
The Interior Department is switching to an all-competitive system for awarding oil and gas leases on federal onshore lands.
The auction house was rebuilt and new harbourside units put in. Even with all the latest equipment on the boats as well as onshore improvements, though, a touch of luck comes in handy occasionally.
Rather than place a drilling rig offshore, BP will reaching out to the underwater field from an onshore site.
It estimates that at the end of August commercial onshore inventories of crude oil and chief petroleum products totaled 2.93 billion barrels.
Tesoro said Houston-based American Exploration Co., an oil and natural gas exploration and production company, was the successful bidder for the onshore producing properties.
MR Tim Eggar, energy minister, awarded 22 licences yesterday for companies to explore for oil and gas onshore in the UK.
The U.S. set aside 35% of the $1 billion-a-year pollock and cod catch in the North Pacific for operators of onshore fish processing plants, in a blow to owners of factory trawlers.
The rules that such funds live under and how they are taxed are different - sometimes better, sometimes worse - than onshore trusts. Offshore funds pay their income gross, which is handy for non-taxpayers.
Insead, the board of Union Texas Petroleum Holdings Inc. decided to try to sell the company's U.S. onshore and offshore exploration and production businesses and its hydrocarbon products businesses.
The oil and gas would be transmitted from the Gulf floor by pipeline to a shallow-water production platform, which would then transfer the oil and gas to onshore facilities.
But waves whipped up by a recent storm deposited several bomb fragments onshore.
It said these interests include an 18.75 percent interest in the offshore Maui field, and a 37.5 percent interest in the onshore Kapuni field, both of which produce natural gas and condensate for the local New Zealand market.
The U.S. Geological Survey has lowered its estimates of undiscovered onshore oil and gas in the United States by about 40 percent, but industry spokesmen question the data.
So the high yield could be at the expense of capital loss in the future. The yields on onshore gilt unit trusts are shown each day in the Managed Funds section of the Financial Times.
Seven of the blocks are onshore, three are offshore and one is both offshore and onshore. US companies cannot be involved because of Washington's 30 year-old economic embargo on Cuba.
Seven of the blocks are onshore, three are offshore and one is both offshore and onshore. US companies cannot be involved because of Washington's 30 year-old economic embargo on Cuba.
Yesterday it said output at its fields was down by more than a third from normal levels. The biggest fall in production is thought to be at the onshore oil fields of Forcados and Bonny.

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