Houston and the Gulf Coast region of Texas continued to dry out Monday following the days of historic flooding that Harvey delivered. The storm made landfall as a hurricane, but did most of its damage to energy infrastructure after it was downgraded to a tropical storm. PRODUCTION About 8.1% of daily Gulf of Mexico natural gas output remained offline Monday, 10 days after Harvey began to wreak havoc to the center of US energy infrastructure. It was a slight improvement from 8.4% offline Sunday. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement reported that, based on data from operator reports submitted as of 11:30 am local time, about 259.2 MMcf/d of Gulf gas production of 3.2 Bcf/d was shut in. Personnel remained evacuated from 14 production platforms, or 2% of the 737 manned platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, down from the 30 production platforms that saw evacuations as of […]