For generations, the Gulf of America has served as the proving ground for offshore innovation. Every major chapter in modern offshore energy has depended upon American engineers, geoscientists, mariners, fabricators, regulators, and
For generations, the Gulf of America has served as the proving ground for offshore innovation. Every major chapter in modern offshore energy has depended upon American engineers, geoscientists, mariners, fabricators, regulators, and offshore workers to solve problems many believed were beyond reach.
From the earliest fixed platforms to deepwater production, subsea systems, floating facilities, and today's 20,000 psi reservoirs, the Gulf of America has consistently demonstrated that producing more American energy safely requires constant technological advancement.
The foundation built through decades of offshore energy innovation will support not only the next generation of oil and gas production, but the next generation of offshore industries.
Over the past decade, the offshore energy industry quietly achieved one of its most remarkable engineering milestones: safely unlocking oil and natural gas from reservoirs approaching 20,000 pounds per square inch (20k). Fields once considered commercially unattainable are now producing tremendous volumes of U.S. oil supplies, with additional projects advancing toward first production. The ingenuity of our industry consistently continues to impress and build upon the most recent generation of technology to keep the energy flowing. The same is true for 20k systems as the industry has engineered a new generation and class of offshore technologies.
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