Happy Tuesday!
The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy
Management (BOEM) and the Department of Energy have been on the move lately. Last week, the DOE told Sable Energy their
asset off the coast of California needs to be restarted and wow, what a hornet’s
nest that awoken. Now the BOEM has more
in store for offshore of California.
Did anyone happen to receive the News Release
from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) on March 17,
2026, their News Release titled, “BOEM Analyzes Proposed Offshore Well
Stimulation Work at Platform Gilda offshore California”? In the release, it speaks on how Department
of Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has released a
Notice of Intent for the Santa Clara Unit Development and Production Plan and
with the current emergency rules now they have to do an Environmental Impact Statement
(EIS) within 28 days of the NOI. NOI unlocks a 10-day window to add comments for
stakeholders and governmental organizations.
The BOEM will have an online meeting in the afternoon of March 24, 2026, please see the BOEM news brief for details and to sign up. We let you know, if we hear anything else interesting
from the BOEM. If you would like
to read more of the BOEM’s News Release, please click the link:
BOEM Analyzes Proposed Offshore Well Stimulation Work at Platform Gilda offshore California | Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
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Remember the
Houston Livestock and Rodeo is ongoing, so travel with care. We hope you have a wonderful evening and a
great week
**Disclaimer:
Please see the News Release from the BOEM for specific
information. **