Hornbeck downbeat on US Gulf drilling restart
- Thursday 29 July 2010, 15:31
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- Tankers
HORNBECK Offshore has said it does not expect drilling activities in the Gulf of Mexico to resume “until legal issues surrounding the moratorium and the issuance of drilling permits are resolved to the satisfaction of drilling operators”.The company’s guidance, issued along with its second...
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