Current Gulf of Mexico production still draggingAlmost three months after hurricanes hit Gulf of Mexico 48 percent of daily oil production remains shut in, says MMS Ray Tyson Petroleum News Contributing Writer
Approaching three months after sister hurricanes Rita and Katrina spread havoc across producing areas of the Gulf of Mexico, a significant chunk of daily Gulf of Mexico oil and gas production remained shut-in as of Nov. 17, according to information furnished by the U.S. Minerals Management Service.....
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