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The oil and gas money train returns
Jim Redden
The crew of the Fire Island Ferries 276-passenger Fireball was presented with a public service award from the Coast Guard in 2020 in Bay Shore, N.Y. The Fireball crew rescued six boaters on July 26, 2020, after their boat capsized near Fire Island, N.Y. Fire Island Ferries photo
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Olympus, Shell’s seventh, and largest, floating deepwater platform in the Gulf of Mexico. Shell photo
Will oil industry deals upset the offshore recovery?
G. Allen Brooks
Photo courtesy of Ben Powell / BARGE
Don’t take anything for granted
Joel Milton
An oil tanker approaches a floating production, storage, and offloading vessel. Creative Commons photo by Jon Olav Eikenes.
OPEC+ surprises with a voluntary 1.15 million bpd cut
The Marine Electric as seen underway before its capsizing and sinking on Feb. 12, 1983. Photo: U.S. Coast Guard
40 years ago: The sinking of the Marine Electric
Big Foot is one of Chevron’s major capital projects in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The extended tension-leg platform is located 225 miles (360 km) south of New Orleans. Chevron photo
Another sign that offshore energy is back
G. Allen Brooks
Utopia IV (left) and Tropic Breeze (right) before the casualty. Sources: Rossinavi (left); Capt. Chris Knowles (right)
Maintaining a ‘proper lookout’
Tim Akpinar
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Offshore wind service vessels: opportunities and challenges
A WindServe Marine crew transfer vessel built for the U.S. offshore wind industry. WindServe Marine LLC photo
Offshore wind: Not so fast
David Krapf
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Energy workers urge action on delayed five-year offshore leasing plan
Guest Author
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Freezing in the warmth
Jim Redden
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Digitalization offers transparency for offshore support
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