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"Every year, states across the Gulf Coast brace for hurricane season. Being one of the nation’s most important oil and natural gas-producing areas, the industry has earned a reputation for its remarkable commitment to safety, preparedness, and response to severe weather events. [T]he oil and gas industry ... has dramatically improved its ability to mitigate, respond, and restore operations during severe weather events [and] has done so by embedding safety in its culture and continuously learning from past experiences. This commitment [] protects the industry’s interests and safeguards local communities and consumers." #hurricaneseason #preparedness #gulfcoast #industry #safetyculture #severeweather #texas #operations #oilandgas #oilandgasindustry #supplychainmanagement #supplychain https://lnkd.in/gNHRw2zD

📢Upstream National News 🌪️ Oil Industry Braces for Impact as Hurricane Beryl Nears Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico! With Hurricane Beryl, a formidable Category 4 storm, advancing toward the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico's oil industry braces for potential disruptions. The storm, having already impacted Jamaica, poses significant uncertainties for offshore production. As of Tuesday afternoon, Hurricane Beryl was intensifying in the Caribbean Sea. The US National Hurricane Centre (NHC) predicts the storm will make landfall in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands on Wednesday, bringing "life-threatening winds and storm surge" to the region. Beryl boasts maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour (250 kilometers per hour) and is expected to deliver four to eight inches of rainfall to Jamaica. The industry closely monitors the storm’s unpredictable path and prepares for possible impacts on operations. Don't miss our next 5th Edition of Shallow and Deepwater Mexico from March 26 to 27, 2025 in Citibanamex Center, Mexico City. 🌐 www.offshoremx.com #energy #upstream #oilandgas #oilandgasindustry #deepwater #onshore #offshoremxnews #shallowanddeepwatermexico #sdmxexpo #CDMX #mexicocity

Forecast strong hurricane season presents risk for U.S. oil and natural gas industry. Meteorologists are forecasting a particularly intense Atlantic hurricane season this year; they expect 20-25 named storms with a possibility of 30 or more, according to reports from AccuWeather in April. Colorado State University similarly forecasts an estimated 23 named storms this year. The potential for a stronger hurricane season suggests heightened risk for weather-related production outages in the U.S. oil and natural gas industry.. http://ow.ly/Bqej105u0cG

Forecast strong hurricane season presents risk for U.S. oil and natural gas industry. Meteorologists are forecasting a particularly intense Atlantic hurricane season this year; they expect 20-25 named storms with a possibility of 30 or more, according to reports from AccuWeather in April. Colorado State University similarly forecasts an estimated 23 named storms this year. The potential for a stronger hurricane season suggests heightened risk for weather-related production outages in the U.S. oil and natural gas industry.. http://ow.ly/Bqej105u0cG

Forecast strong hurricane season presents risk for U.S. oil and natural gas industry. Meteorologists are forecasting a particularly intense Atlantic hurricane season this year; they expect 20-25 named storms with a possibility of 30 or more, according to reports from AccuWeather in April. Colorado State University similarly forecasts an estimated 23 named storms this year. The potential for a stronger hurricane season suggests heightened risk for weather-related production outages in the U.S. oil and natural gas industry.. http://ow.ly/Bqej105u0cG

Hurricane Season Poses Risks to Heating Season In the midst of another hurricane season, the Gulf Coast braces itself for potential disruptions that could impact vital energy infrastructure, thereby triggering significant fluctuations in energy prices. Past events, such as Hurricanes Katrina and Harvey, have vividly demonstrated the potential for these natural disasters to halt production and temporarily shut down refineries, as well as disrupt distribution networks. Anja Ristanovic of Hedge Solutions, Inc. provides insight. https://lnkd.in/egikmpRq #hurricaneseason #OilHeating #hedgingstrategies

Hurricane Idalia to hit Florida Gulf Coast, likely cutting energy demand, prices. Hurricane Idalia is forecast to hit the Florida Gulf Coast early Aug. 30 as a major hurricane and emerge into the Atlantic along the coast of the Carolinas Aug. 31, probably cutting power to hundreds of thousands, weakening power and natural gas demand and prices. And while Idalia appears to be staying clear of most Gulf of Mexico offshore oil... http://ow.ly/o2MR104SCFC

We successfully managed the direct discharge of a large transformer at the Port of Houston. The full transport of the transformer had to be managed as Hurricane Beryl hit Texas. Despite the power outage that affected the region due to the destructive hurricane, our team demonstrated its capability to handle time-sensitive projects. The transformer, weighing 113,400 kilograms and measuring 10.50 meters in length, 4.05 meters in width, and 4.10 meters in height, required careful coordination for its safe discharge. We received the transformer before the hurricane and managed the rest of the operation during the week Hurricane Beryl hit the region. This was particularly challenging due to the power and internet outage, which forced us to work from our cars to avoid delays. Our team orchestrated the direct discharge from the vessel to a waiting truck, ensuring an efficient transfer of the 174.40 cubic meter unit. The fact that full transport was implemented in the course of Hurricane Beryl truly highlights our expertise in managing oversized and critical cargo, even under extremely challenging conditions. #transformer #projectone #hurricanberyl #overcomingchallenges

95% of seasonal hurricane activity still to come We’re a third of the way through hurricane season in the United States and activity is forecast to start ramping up this month with 95% of seasonal hurricane activity still to come, from an historical perspective, according to @[Colorado State University](urn:li:organization:163149) hurricane researcher @[Phil Klotzbach](urn:li:person:d4CCRpWNd3). FloodMapp’s flood intelligence is a vital tool to inform decision making before, during and after hurricanes and the associated flooding. The situational awareness provided via maps like the ones below can assist with evacuations, asset protection, resource logistics and the transition to recovery. We recently hosted a webinar that dives into how FloodMapp can assist in all phases of a hurricane and its associated flooding. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/esQHvCYV {hashtag|\#|flooding} {hashtag|\#|hurricaneseason} {hashtag|\#|hurricane} {hashtag|\#|emergencymanagement}

Weather.Com reports that Hurricane Lidia Will Make Landfall Tonight In Mexico North Of Where Max Came Ashore Monday .. Hurricane Lidia will make landfall along Mexico's Pacific coast Tuesday night a bit farther north than where Tropical Storm Max made landfall on Monday afternoon. Lidia poses a hurricane landfall threat to Mexico: Lidia strengthened to a hurricane Monday night, and could be a Category 2 hurricane when it roars ashore near Puerto Vallarta. ..And this happening on Mexico's west coast after ABC News reports that a 5.9-magnitude earthquake shakes southern Mexico but without immediate reports of damage.. (..though..) setting off alarms as far away as Mexico City, but without immediate reports of damage. The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake occurred shortly after 11 p.m. local time near the town of Matias Romero in the southern state of Oaxaca. It was at a depth of 67 miles (108 kilometers). Fortunately Industrial Info Resources is watching facilities in the area thanks to their Disaster Impact Tracker.. recently reporting that Pemex reports no impact on operations at Minatitlan facility despite this earthquake with (..its..) epicenter in southern Oaxaca state.. #tropicalstorms #hurricanes #earthquakes #disasterimpact #severeweather