US oil production will likely decline next year, but the scale of the dropoff will be substantially reduced by an old source of new supplies: the Gulf of Mexico. Producers in the body of water ...

W&T Offshore, Inc. (NYSE:WTI) is an independent oil and natural gas producer, active in the exploration, development, and acquisition of oil and natural gas in the Gulf of America.

An X user posted a screenshot of the map, writing: "lol, this is comical. @TrumpMobile announced their new phone and put out their coverage map showing 'Gulf of Mexico.' ...

(Reuters) -Just hours into Trump Mobile's Monday launch touting American-made smartphones, the venture pulled its coverage map after sharp-eyed users noticed a curious detail: the body of water ...

The telecom operator's coverage map labels the body of water as the Gulf of Mexico. More: Trump Organization launches $499 phone, new Trump Mobile cell service ...

The forecast shows oil production in the US Gulf to average 1.80 million b/d in 2025 and 1.81 million b/d in 2026. Natural gas production is expected to average 1.72 bcfd this year and 1.64 bcfd ...

A screenshot taken on February 11 (Google Maps) Currently on the app-based version of the map, when the Gulf is viewed zoomed in in the U.S., the label shows as Gulf of America, but when viewed ...

Following a suspected collision between two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, Greenpeace is warning of devastating consequences for the environment. "An oil spill like the one now threatening the ...

Two of the offshore drillers with a big exposure to Mexico's financially-troubled national oil company are encouraged that their rigs are back to work and overdue invoices are being paid.

Rigs in the Eagle Ford are 11 below where they were this time last year. At 11:55 p.m. ET, the WTI benchmark was trading up $1.18 per barrel (+1.86%) on the day at $64.55, up more than $4 per ...

Founded in 2012, Talos has completed five acquisitions in the Gulf since 2020, most recently buying QuarterNorth Energy for nearly $1.3 billion last year (OGJ Online, Jan. 16, 2024).