GulfofMexico

Storm Rafael Threatens Oil and Gas Production in Gulf of Mexico

2 months ago

As storm systems continue to brew in the Gulf of Mexico, energy companies are bracing for potential disruptions to oil and gas production due to the impending threat posed by Storm Rafael. This tropical storm, which has gained traction in recent days, has raised significant concerns among industry stakeholders as it could lead to evacuations and shut-ins of production facilities.

ExxonMobil Secures Largest U.S. Offshore Carbon Storage Site in Texas

2 months ago

In a significant development for environmental management and carbon capture technologies, ExxonMobil has been granted approval for the largest offshore carbon storage site in the United States, located off the coast of Texas. This monumental decision was made by federal regulators as the energy giant seeks to expand its efforts in reducing greenhouse gas emissions through enhanced carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiatives.

Unleashing Nature's Fury: Hurricane Milton's Perilous Path Fueled by Warm Gulf Waters

3 months ago

Hurricane Milton is charting a menacing course through the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, marking its presence as a formidable force of nature. The hurricane, intensifying rapidly over the simmering Gulf waters, has caught the eyes of meteorologists and residents alike, as it poses significant threats to areas in its predicted trajectory.

Tropical Storm Milton Takes Shape in the Gulf of Mexico

3 months ago

The weather in the meteorological world has taken a considerable development whereby Tropical Storm Milton has formed over the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Landfall tracking Tropical Storm Milton formation was confirmed by the National Hurricane Center on October 5, 2024, and may cause potential hazards to the coastal areas.