what is the difference between onshore and offshore company
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Answer / darshan
onshore means the exploration of oil or gas on the land.and
offshore means the exploration of oil or gas in the sea.
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Answer / rupali.a.lad
1)Offshore means drilling rigs & platforms process for
crude oils in Deep Sea.
2)Onshore means work of oil & gas industries.(outside sea
or on land).
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Answer / aditya ajgaonkar
Onshore drilling is land drilling: wells typically take
days to drill -- maybe 30 days, maybe 45 days, depending on
desired depth, and rigs are contracted in days, as opposed
to months and years for offshore drilling.
Offshore drilling can be deepwater (technically defined as
water deeper than 650 feet, or 200 meters) or shallow water
(water as shallow as 20 feet or as deep as 200 feet).
Drilling offshore in deepwater takes the most
technologically advanced rigs and experienced workers.
Dayrates for offshore rigs start in the midteens and can
run over $200,000 per day, depending on the rig and the
location of the drilling project.
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Answer / keshab kumar singh
OnSite Means , Person siting at Client Side for AMC ,
Offshore Means Person Sitting In Company
Like Company is locating in Chennai and Client in delhi
Delhi Location is On site
Chennai Office Is Offshore
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Answer / ganesh
Above a few examples consideration of fuel and gas but in it
terminology
onshore(onsite) means client location
developer working on client location
ex: Mumbai
offshore: means in our company location
customer for client.
ex:Hyderabad
hyderabad is customer for mumbai
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Answer / joy
onshore means the exploration of oil or gas on the land.
offshore means the exploration of oil or gas in the sea.
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Answer / max
Guys i think this questions was asked in regards to IT
Sector ,But last two answers explained the terminlogy
considering Oil & Gas Sector.If it is regads to IT Sector
than Ans 1 is correct.
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Answer / anupam
Offshore refers to a foreign locale that is far away in
distance and, more importantly, far apart in time from your
primary location.
Nearshore also refers to a foreign locale but one that’s
much closer to you.
Onshore is a locale in the same country as yours.
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Answer / amit sharma
Onshore means on dry land. Offshore means out in the water.
Offshore drilling is out in the water, like in the Gulf of
Mexico. Onshore drilling means on land, like in Wyoming and
Texas.
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Answer / subhradeep kalita
On-shore and Off-Shore are the terms generally used for the
Oil &Gas sector, Pipeline projects etc.
Whereas Onsite & Offsite are the terms used in the context
of projects related to IT.
So the answers above are relevant if seen in accordance
with the sectors.
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