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Wood Mackenzie Comments on Anchor Oil

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Anamika Talwaria

Editor for Tank Storage Magazine & Chair of Women in Tanks

Chevron has announced first oil at the Anchor field in the US Gulf of Mexico (GoM) deepwater, unlocking the potential for a considerable amount of new production, according to Wood Mackenzie. Commenting on the announcement, Mfon Usoro, principal analyst at Wood Mackenzie, says: ‘First oil from Anchor is a major technological milestone in the US Gulf of Mexico, culminating from a decade-long effort from operators, service companies and regulators. The US GoM has repeatedly proven itself as a hub for technological innovation and the deployment of the ultra-high-pressure technology puts the region once again at the forefront of a technology […]

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