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US Gulf of Mexico operators restart after Hurricane Barry

Some facilities remain shut-in but worst over

Paul Hunt
Image obtained: yeauxmomma (Reddit).

Image obtained: yeauxmomma (Reddit).

Tropical storm Barry was upgraded on Friday as a Hurricane, shuttering around 70% of production from the GoM. According to the BSEE approximately 1.3 million of barrels of oil per day and 1.6 million...

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