Okay. Do you know of a comprehensive list anywhere we can tap into?
No, but after a couple decades in the oil/gas industry both onshore and offshore (mostly on) fires and explosions are just not that rare.
Fire fighting is a major part of the facilities design and training of nearly everyone there. It is the reason the hazardous area classificaion, fire and gas detection and equipment selection that I do every day is important.
We spend an immense amount of effort to prevent, limit and control fires and explosions, but reality is they are a normal part of the industry.
From my viewpoint, expecting an oil rig fire to be the result of a terrorist attact is like expecting every highway accident involving 3 or more vehicles to be an attack.