Returning

The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) is “indispensable to the world’s energy future,” but BP plc has no timetable about when it may be returning to the deepwater, a top executive said Tuesday.

The spot market showed some signs of returning strength as advances that were concentrated occurred in the West and Northeast outnumbered losses Tuesday, with flat numbers again in vogue. This came a day after a large majority of points softened.

Ed Duncan is returning to Alaska’s North Slope where his career began about 30 years ago. This time around he has today’s unconventional drilling technologies to unlock what he expects will be a new beginning for himself and for the state.

Offshore service companies are returning to the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (GOM), which portends a healthier outlook for the industry this year, according to an update by energy consultant IHS Herold.

Ed Duncan is returning to Alaska’s North Slope where his career began about 30 years ago. This time around he has today’s unconventional drilling technologies to unlock what he expects will be a new beginning for himself and for the state.

Offshore service companies are returning to the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (GOM), which portends a healthier outlook for the industry this year, according to an update by energy consultant IHS Herold.

Although milder weather will begin returning Wednesday to the Northeast and Rockies, the cash market managed to sustain this week’s overall rebound at most trading locations Tuesday. The temperature increases would still leave lows on either side of freezing in several parts of those regions, and thermometer levels inching lower in other areas would chip in small amounts of heating load to partially counteract the pockets of moderation.

The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) officially may be open to deepwater drillers but the offshore production industry is leery about returning to a region that has been forever changed, a Deloitte LLP executive said Thursday.

The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) officially may be open to deepwater drillers but the offshore production industry is leery about returning to a region that has been forever changed, a Deloitte LLP executive said last week.