onshore in A Sentence

Onshore & offshore(onboard) installation.

They probably followed this path and then came Onshore.

Until now, all of our Egyptian operations have been Onshore the Nile Delta.

It fell about 0.55% on Tuesday, its biggest decline in almost five months, in the Onshore trade.

It increased Onshore/offshore EBITDA margin to at least 16.5% from the previous guidance of at least 14%.

Depending upon your requirement, our telemedicine application developers can provide you with offshore, Onshore, on-demand and hybrid telemedicine application development solutions.

Unlike Onshore operations, falling rig counts do not affect current production levels, but instead affect the discovery of future projects and fields.

The remote survey system included video and voice which allowed the surveyor Onshore to communicate with offshore personnel to direct the operation.

I believe we are going toward lean, smaller operations, taking advantage of digital technology and remote operations- subsea and unmanned- from Onshore.”.

Onshore power will enable ships moored in the port to shut down their engines and instead to draw power from the electricity grid.

But most of the recent U.S. boom in oil production has been focused Onshore, where it is cheaper to drill than in deepwater.

Wang Yilin said:“We are delighted to be awarded this hugely important contract to conduct the world's largest Onshore and offshore seismic survey.

Seven Indian companies are among 59 companies shortlisted by the Myanmar government for submission of final bids for 18 Onshore gas blocks on offer.

But its destination, an Onshore eat-with-your-hands barbecue and vaudeville-style show deep inland, keeps this family-friendly South Florida tradition comfortably rooted in Florida's riverboating past.

You can paddle from island to island, approaching the birds without disturbing them, or leave the canoes Onshore and hike over the flat scrubland.

Lone Star's Ashcroft said Onshore terminals are safer than offshore projects because oil spills are more easily cleaned up in harbors than in open water.

It is an example of how technology is helping deepwater make a comeback after a decade when the industry has focused on advances in Onshore shale.

The Alta Wind Energy Center in California, United States is the largest Onshore wind farm outside of China, with a capacity of 1020 MW of power.

Wind farms- both Onshore and offshore- are seen as a key ingredient in renewable energy policy and an important element in the battle against climate change.

The company also has US Onshore operationswith a total equity production of nearly 300,000 boe/d, andrecently won a bid to deliver offshore wind energy to New York.

Unlike Onshore operations, falling rig counts do not affect current production levels, but instead they affect the discovery of future fields and the start-up of new projects,

The program includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and nine Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The programme includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and nine Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The programme includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and 9 Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The program includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and 9 Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

As expanding technology and infrastructure fuel global demand for these resources- whose supply is dwindling fast Onshore- more countries, including manufacturing powerhouses India and China, are eyeing the ocean.

The Onshore power supply plant for the Norwegenkai is part of the BLUE PORT concept, in which further facilities of this kind are already being planned for Kiel.

The two containers leapfrogged each other across the 11-legs and 83,000 kilometers of the round-the-world race, ensuring that team AkzoNobel had Onshore support every step of the way.

Offshore projects, which are more costly than Onshore work and take years to develop, became less attractive after oil prices fell to below $30 a barrel in 2016.

Although there is also competition from Onshore power generation, which is considerably cheaper than offshore wind, many countries favour the offshore option because of its lower visual impact.

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onshore in A Sentence

Onshore & offshore(onboard) installation.

They probably followed this path and then came Onshore.

Until now, all of our Egyptian operations have been Onshore the Nile Delta.

It fell about 0.55% on Tuesday, its biggest decline in almost five months, in the Onshore trade.

It increased Onshore/offshore EBITDA margin to at least 16.5% from the previous guidance of at least 14%.

Depending upon your requirement, our telemedicine application developers can provide you with offshore, Onshore, on-demand and hybrid telemedicine application development solutions.

Unlike Onshore operations, falling rig counts do not affect current production levels, but instead affect the discovery of future projects and fields.

The remote survey system included video and voice which allowed the surveyor Onshore to communicate with offshore personnel to direct the operation.

I believe we are going toward lean, smaller operations, taking advantage of digital technology and remote operations- subsea and unmanned- from Onshore.”.

Onshore power will enable ships moored in the port to shut down their engines and instead to draw power from the electricity grid.

But most of the recent U.S. boom in oil production has been focused Onshore, where it is cheaper to drill than in deepwater.

Wang Yilin said:“We are delighted to be awarded this hugely important contract to conduct the world's largest Onshore and offshore seismic survey.

Seven Indian companies are among 59 companies shortlisted by the Myanmar government for submission of final bids for 18 Onshore gas blocks on offer.

But its destination, an Onshore eat-with-your-hands barbecue and vaudeville-style show deep inland, keeps this family-friendly South Florida tradition comfortably rooted in Florida's riverboating past.

You can paddle from island to island, approaching the birds without disturbing them, or leave the canoes Onshore and hike over the flat scrubland.

Lone Star's Ashcroft said Onshore terminals are safer than offshore projects because oil spills are more easily cleaned up in harbors than in open water.

It is an example of how technology is helping deepwater make a comeback after a decade when the industry has focused on advances in Onshore shale.

The Alta Wind Energy Center in California, United States is the largest Onshore wind farm outside of China, with a capacity of 1020 MW of power.

Wind farms- both Onshore and offshore- are seen as a key ingredient in renewable energy policy and an important element in the battle against climate change.

The company also has US Onshore operationswith a total equity production of nearly 300,000 boe/d, andrecently won a bid to deliver offshore wind energy to New York.

Unlike Onshore operations, falling rig counts do not affect current production levels, but instead they affect the discovery of future fields and the start-up of new projects,

The program includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and nine Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The programme includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and nine Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The programme includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and 9 Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

The program includes a new water injection facility, two drilling islands, 11 oil and water offshore platforms and 9 Onshore oil production and water supply drill sites.

As expanding technology and infrastructure fuel global demand for these resources- whose supply is dwindling fast Onshore- more countries, including manufacturing powerhouses India and China, are eyeing the ocean.

The Onshore power supply plant for the Norwegenkai is part of the BLUE PORT concept, in which further facilities of this kind are already being planned for Kiel.

The two containers leapfrogged each other across the 11-legs and 83,000 kilometers of the round-the-world race, ensuring that team AkzoNobel had Onshore support every step of the way.

Offshore projects, which are more costly than Onshore work and take years to develop, became less attractive after oil prices fell to below $30 a barrel in 2016.

Although there is also competition from Onshore power generation, which is considerably cheaper than offshore wind, many countries favour the offshore option because of its lower visual impact.

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