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8 October 2026

Hurricane Isaias forces evacuations and production cuts in US Gulf

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Hurricane Isaias forces evacuations and production cuts in US Gulf

Around a quarter of US Gulf of Mexico oil production has been shut in as operators evacuate personnel and curtail operations ahead of Hurricane Isaias. The Marine Minerals Administration, the US offshore regulator, said 511,619 barrels per day of oil production, equal to 25. 08% of Gulf output, had been taken offline as the storm approached. …

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