Remembering the Piper Alpha disaster

TODAY, 32 years ago, 167 oilfield workers lost their lives in what is arguably the world’s biggest oil disaster.

06 July 2020
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On the evening of the 6 July 1988, the Piper Alpha oil and gas platform exploded. It was located 190 kilometers off the coast of Aberdeen in the North Sea.

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