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In January 2017, BP started up the Thunder Horse South Expansion in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, a major project that added a new subsea production system roughly two miles to the south of the existing Thunder Horse platform. BP photo.
Offshore market improvement nears?
Guest Author
Rigs in icy waters off Alaska. BSSE photo.
Trump administration threatens Alaska energy over health care vote
Kirk Moore
At 177,000 bpd capacity, the Jack/St. Malo is the largest floating production unit that Chevron has in the Gulf of Mexico. Photo courtesy of Chevron
Offshore pessimism may point to recovery
Guest Author
http://www.builderschoice.us.com/commercial-modular/workforce-housing
BOEM approves Eni exploration in Beaufort Sea
Kirk Moore
The wobbling price of oil suggests that these stacked vessels will not be going back to work anytime soon. Ken Hocke photo
Should analysts reset their U.S. Gulf outlook?
Guest Author
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bp_images/16850994731/in/album-72157630418954966/ The Maersk Discoverer drilling in Egypt Read about our second significant gas discovery in Egypt
The sooner oil demand peaks, the more Big Oil stands to lose
WorkBoat Staff
A satellite image of Hurricane Katrina (2005). NASA photo.
Unusually active early hurricane season looms over Gulf of Mexico
WorkBoat Staff
Stacked PSVs in Louisiana, August 2016. Ken Hocke photo.
The agony of waiting for an offshore rebound
Guest Author
https://www.flickr.com/photos/68359921@N08/29316028243
Driftless oil tanker symbolizes OPEC's struggle
WorkBoat Staff
Platform Harvest, California. BOEM photo.
BSEE doubles offshore oil lease time limits to one year
Kirk Moore
Simulator at the GE Marine Technical Training Center in Houston. GE Marine photo.
GE Marine center accredited for dynamic positioning training
WorkBoat Staff
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