Enhancing Shell’s Deepwater Strategy in the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America) The launch of Dover is a cornerstone of Shell’s broader strategy to maximize value from its prolific deepwater hubs.

The Dover development is expected to reach peak production of 20,000boepd, strengthening Shell's leadership in deep-water operations.

Shell also announced plans to build its second TLP to develop its Mars field in the Gulf of Mexico. The Mars TLP will be installed by 1996 in 2,933 feet (893.9 m) of water, surpassing Auger's ...

In the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster 15 years ago and the simultaneous shale oil boom, the oil and gas industry ...

One morning in early April 2024, Elías Naal Hernández set out with his fishing net to try his luck in the waters of Isla ...

The U.S. Interior Department said on Thursday it has implemented new guidelines for allowable pressure differences in a ...

Chevron has commenced production at its Ballymore field in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, a deepwater development expected to ...

But the Gulf of Mexico is quietly making a crude oil comeback ... the emerging Jurassic-period Norphlet play in the Gulf after Shell, said Miles Sasser, senior research analyst for the Wood ...

But the Gulf of Mexico is quietly making a crude oil comeback thanks to new technologies and cost efficiencies utilizing existing deepwater platforms. The trend continued with Chevron bringing its big ...