ANALYSIS - BOEMRE director Michael Bromwich vows that deepwater drilling will return to the US Gulf of Mexico in the coming months, but the oil & gas industry remains skeptical. Russell McCulley and Jennifer Pallanich report. Plus: Meg Chesshyre on Statoil's Gullfaks C gaffe; Jennifer Pallanich on Uruguayan and Arctic offshore aspirations, and Russell McCulley on the M&A rebound.: Fid-Bau Portal

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ANALYSIS - BOEMRE director Michael Bromwich vows that deepwater drilling will return to the US Gulf of Mexico in the coming months, but the oil & gas industry remains skeptical. Russell McCulley and Jennifer Pallanich report. Plus: Meg Chesshyre on Statoil's Gullfaks C gaffe; Jennifer Pallanich on Uruguayan and Arctic offshore aspirations, and Russell McCulley on the M&A rebound.

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ANALYSIS - BOEMRE director Michael Bromwich vows that deepwater drilling will return to the US Gulf of Mexico in the coming months, but the oil & gas industry remains skeptical. Russell McCulley and Jennifer Pallanich report. Plus: Meg Chesshyre on Statoil's Gullfaks C gaffe; Jennifer Pallanich on Uruguayan and Arctic offshore aspirations, and Russell McCulley on the M&A rebound.

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ANALYSIS - BOEMRE director Michael Bromwich vows that deepwater drilling will return to the US Gulf of Mexico in the coming months, but the oil & gas industry remains skeptical. Russell McCulley and Jennifer Pallanich report. Plus: Meg Chesshyre on Statoil's Gullfaks C gaffe; Jennifer Pallanich on Uruguayan and Arctic offshore aspirations, and Russell McCulley on the M&A rebound.

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Offshore engineer

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2011

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Article (Journal)

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English

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BKL: 38.00 Geowissenschaften: Allgemeines / 56.00 / 38.00 / 56.00 Bauwesen: Allgemeines
Local classification TIB: 275/4960

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