Thread regarding Occidental Petroleum Corp. layoffs

No GoM Permits for 60 Days

It’s to flatten the curve.

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Hard to stop dreaming of the COC...its life changing

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Post ID: @7lwl+196IPf62

Nah, they’ll just transfer you to Permian. Stop dreaming of COC.

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Post ID: @7rei+196IPf62

I hope they shut GOM down and then Oxy will be forced to let LAPC staff go and we can finally get that COC!

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From the article @okr posted

A 60-day suspension order at the Interior Department did not limit existing oil and gas operations under valid leases, meaning activity would not come to a sudden halt on the millions of acres of lands in the West and offshore in the Gulf of Mexico where much drilling is concentrated. The moratorium also is unlikely to affect existing leases. Its effect could be further blunted by companies that stockpiled enough drilling permits in Trump’s final months to allow them to keep pumping oil and gas for years.

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Post ID: @3rzc+196IPf62

Any thoughts on the repercussions on GOMs capital expenditure and staff?

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https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-climate-climate-change-environment-energy-and-the-environment-71001caf45220548deb26343d3889816

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Post ID: @okr+196IPf62

Word is it gets extended tomorrow for a year on federal lands and offshore.

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