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Topics: Energy production in Gulf makes slow progress
Oil production in the Gulf of Mexico, almost entirely shut
According to the Minerals Management Service, 29 percent of daily oil production in the Gulf of Mexico is back online, up from 22.5 percent Friday. Shut-in production stands at 1.1 million barrels of oil per day, or about 71 percent of the Gulf's 1.5 million barrels per day of daily production.
About 40 percent of natural gas production is back online, up from 36 percent Friday. Shut-in natural gas production is 6 billion cubic feet per day, about 60 percent of the 10 billion cubic feet per day of normal daily Gulf gas production.
According to the MMS, 266 of the 819 manned platforms and 12 of the 134 manned drilling rigs operating in the Gulf remain evacuated.
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Nearly 60 percent of Gulf of Mexico oil production has been restored since hurricanes Katrina and Rita, according to the Minerals Management Service, and more ......
Oil and gas production companies are barely making a dent in the job of recovering from hurricanes Katrina and Rita, according to the federal Minerals ......
The recovery of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico remained essentially where it was this time a week ago, according to ......
More than 70 percent of Gulf of Mexico natural gas production is back online today as production companies repair hurricane-damaged facilities, according to the Minerals ......
Substantial improvement in May forced Minerals Management Service to revise its final production report post-hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Evacuations still idle 8.3 percent of 819 ......
According to the Minerals Management Service, recovery of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico remains unchanged from where it stood a ......
When Hurricane Ivan roared through the Gulf of Mexico in mid- September 2004, oil and gas industry officials said damage to drilling facilities would hamper ......
Damage to oil and gas drilling equipment, pipelines and refineries in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita mean prices for oil, natural gas and ......
Dynamics of the Oil and Gas Industry in the Gulf of Mexico: 1980-2000; Final Report, is a newly released study from the Minerals Management Service ......
Oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico improved slightly over the weekend, although the vast majority of production remains offline as a result ......
The Minerals Management Service (MMS) now has available the publication Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf Daily 0il and Gas Production Rate Projections From 2002 ......
After hurricanes Katrina and Rita ravaged the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts in 2005, oil and gas drilling production was greatly disrupted despite just 113 of ......
On May 30, the Minerals Management Service (MMS), in collaboration with the Department of Energy and the American Petroleum Institute, announced its intentions for improved ......
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