Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale Marks Strongest Bid Activity Since 2017

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The Gulf of Mexico lease sale saw strong bid activity, with bids worth $300 million, the highest average price per acre in eight years, despite being $100 lower than the 2023 sale. This marks a positive start to the Trump administration's 30-lease-sale plan, aiming to tap 29.6 billion barrels of crude oil and 55 trillion cu ft of natural gas. The sale indicates a growing interest in offshore oil and gas exploration.

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The first lease sale for the Gulf of Mexico during President Trump’s second term drew bids worth close to $300 million, with the average price bid per acre the highest in eight years. The total, however, was $100 lower than the bids made in the last Gulf lease sale, back in 2023. The Trump administration plans a total of 30 lease sales for offshore oil and gas, to run until 2040. The series should tap a total of 29.6 billion barrels of crude oil and 55 trillion cu ft of natural gas. This was the first in the series, aimed at advancing the…

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