Chevron inspects Gulf of Mexico oil platforms, to return evacuated workers
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HOUSTON, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Chevron on Thursday said it was conducting aerial inspections of its U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil and gas platforms and expects to return offshore staff later in the day, a spokesperson said.The oil major earlier this week had evacuated staff from its Anchor, Big Foot and Tahiti oil and gas producing platforms ahead of Hurricane Francine’s run through the Gulf of Mexico.The platforms should start a production ramp up once the facilities are deemed safe and offshore workers fully returned, the spokesperson said.
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