Nearly 40% of US Gulf of Mexico crude oil shut-in by hurricane
About 39% of crude oil production and 49% of natural gas output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico were shut on Wednesday as hurricane Francine barreled toward the Louisiana coast, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said.
Hurricane Francine officially forms in Gulf of Mexico
Meteorologists are tracking Hurricane Francine as it makes its way northeast through the western Gulf of Mexico. The storm is expected to make landfall as a category 2 storm with winds in excess of 96 mph somewhere along Louisiana's southwestern coastline on Wednesday.
Woodside Energy shut-in oil and gas output on Wednesday at its Shenzi offshore production platform in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico ...
U.S. crude oil jumped more than 2% to trade above $69 per barrel on Thursday after Hurricane Francine churned through the ...
New Orleans' home cruise ship, the Carnival Valor, could change its current route in the Gulf of Mexico as Hurricane Francine ...
Oil prices climbed nearly three percent on Wednesday afternoon, spurred by the fear of supply disruptions as Hurricane Francine bulldozes its way through the Gulf of Mexico ...
U.S. Gulf Coast energy facilities on Thursday were assessing the damage from Hurricane Francine which tore through offshore ...
A coalition of oil and gas groups claim that the recent court order to vacate the 2020 biological opinion regarding oil and ...
Hurricane Francine is bringing fearsome winds to Louisiana's coast on the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday afternoon, as people in ...
Tropical Storm Francine is now a Category 1 hurricane. The weather pattern strengthened on Tuesday night, reaching 75 mph ...
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