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How American engineers unlocked the impossible beneath the Gulf of America

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By Erik Milito
| Fox News Verified
American drillships now operate at 20,000 psi, unlocking tens of billions of barrels once deemed unreachable July 4th is more than marking America's independence with patriotic flags, parades and fireworks. It's about celebrating American ingenuity , our firm belief that our country can engineer solutions to achieve the impossible, from launching the modern age of aviation to landing a man on the moon.
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Expanding the Gulf of America: A Strategic Move for Long-Term Energy Security

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By Erik Milito
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By Erik Milito, President, National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) The Gulf of America remains one of the most productive and prospective offshore energy regions in the world. It delivers roughly two million barrels of oil per day, supports hundreds of thousands of jobs across the country, and is backed by a deep network of infrastructure, vessels, ports, and skilled workers that have been built over decades.
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Commentary: The offshore sector is writing a new chapter

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By Erik Milito
| Offshore Verified
By Erik Milito, President, National Ocean Industries Association The conversation around American offshore energy has changed sharply, and across multiple fronts at once. Washington has moved past the question of whether to develop the country’s offshore resources. The debate, for now, is how to move fast enough to matter amid disruptions and volatility driven by geopolitical uncertainty.
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