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Oil and Gas Sector Reacts to Federal Offshore Leasing Program - Vimarsana News

Oil and Gas Sector Reacts to Federal Offshore Leasing Program

Rigzone looks at reactions from the API, IPAA, NOIA, and LOGA and hears from the White House.

DOI Announces Fewest Oil & Gas Lease Sales in History in the Gulf of Mexico - Vimarsana News

DOI Announces Fewest Oil & Gas Lease Sales in History in the Gulf of Mexico

Department of the Interior Proposed Final Program includes a maximum of three potential oil and gas lease sales – the fewest oil and gas lease sales in history – in the Gulf of Mexico.

BOEM Takes Next Step Toward 2023 Gulf of Mexico Offshore Wind Lease Sale | Perkins Coie - Vimarsana News

BOEM Takes Next Step Toward 2023 Gulf of Mexico Offshore Wind Lease Sale | Perkins Coie

On May 30, 2023, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) announced its final environmental assessment (EA) of the effects of site characterization and site assessment activities...

Biden Administration Takes Action To Accelerate Offshore Wind In Gulf Of Mexico And Southeast - Renewables - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration Takes Action To Accelerate Offshore Wind In Gulf Of Mexico And Southeast - Renewables

On July 20, 2022, the US Department of the Interior (DOI) announced next steps for offshore wind (OSW) development in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Mexiko reicht in USA Klage gegen Waffenhersteller ein - Vimarsana News

Mexiko reicht in USA Klage gegen Waffenhersteller ein

Mexiko reicht in USA Klage gegen Waffenhersteller ein Mexiko reicht in USA Klage gegen Waffenhersteller ein dpa Zuletzt aktualisiert um: Teilen Die mexikanische Regierung wirft amerikanischen Waffenherstellern- und händlern vor, sie wüssten, dass ihre Geschäftspraktiken zum Waffenschmuggel nach Mexiko beitrügen und förderten ihn noch. Foto: John Locher/AP/dpa Diesen Artikel vorlesen lassen. Your browser does not support the audio element. Mexiko hat Klage gege...