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Producers in the body of water - which Trump renamed the Gulf of America - will bring on 300,000 barrels of new daily output this year and a further 250,000 barrels in 2026 due to projects many ...
Offshore oil rigs are some of the largest structures on the ocean, they can operate at incredible depths and drill deeper than some airplanes fly.
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 ...
Rigs in the Eagle Ford are 8 below where they were this time last year. At 12:32 p.m., ET, the WTI benchmark was trading down $0.66 per barrel (-1.08%) on the day at $60.28, down more than $1 per ...
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 ...
The Helldivers, a tight-knit band of adrenaline seekers that has remained strong for over 60 years, recently held its annual spearfishing rodeo.
Energy category US proposes Gulf of Mexico oil and gas lease sale in December. June 26, 2025 · Updated ago. Energy category Siemens Energy targets US transformer production in 2027, ...
A plume of Saharan dust is traveling across the Atlantic Ocean and will arrive in the Gulf of Mexico by Thursday. Parts of the Texas Gulf Coast and the Southeast will see a hazy sky as a result.
Global rig count hits 20-year low, signaling tighter oil supply and possible price surge. Stocks like Diamondback, Coterra, EOG and Occidental poised to benefit from efficient, low-cost production ...
Since Eternal Reefs’ founding in 1998, the company has laid to rest the remains of more than 3,000 people, 1,000 of whom are at a burial site named Silvertooth near Big Pass.
Since the turn of the century, major hurricanes hitting the U.S. have had one key feature in common. Location. The Gulf of Mexico coastline transformed into a bullseye for major storms, which have ...
The first U-boat to enter the Gulf was U-507, which cruised into the area on April 30, 1942.By May 12, it had sunk five Allied tankers and cargo ships. One of these vessels, the tanker Munger T ...