Gulf of Mexico

LLOG Exploration looks to engineering partner to assist with its ambitious platform re-use project in the Gulf of Mexico.

Airborne emissions surveys of offshore oil and gas facilities are not as common as those done onshore. A recent study suggests that needs to change.

Onshore flange repair allows several deepwater systems to resume production.

The development comprises a pair of subsea wells tied back to existing infrastructure.

The former North Platte discovery gets new owner, new name

Schlumberger, Subsea 7 alliance will supply and install a subsea boosting system in GOM field.

Something often talked about but rarely occurs is the reuse of an existing, but idled, production platform on a new field. LLOG wants to change that with ambitions to rejuvenate the former Independence Hub floating production system for use on its Leon/Castile project in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.

Chevron, Talos, and Carbonvert have finished the documentation and closed the joint venture for the carbon capture and storage project on the Gulf of Mexico coast.

First well suffered mechanical issues, while the followup encountered noncommercial quantities of oil.

The deal grows the marine energy services company’s shallow-water GOM fleet by more than 30 vessels.