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Cyclone Barry cuts Gulf production in half

Hundreds of platforms now shut-in

Paul Hunt

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Yesterday it was revealed that Australian explorers BHP, Otto Energy, Byron Energy and Metgasco had shutdown facilities ahead of the approaching storm. Otto and Metgasco both share nearshore facilities...

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