About 68.76% of oil production and 57.44% of natural gas production in the US Gulf of Mexico have been shut down.

Currently, approximately 68.76% of the average daily oil production and 57.44% of the average daily natural gas production in the US Gulf of Mexico region are shut down. The production shutdowns are most likely related to sudden natural disasters, maintenance of oil and gas production facilities, and other factors. Subsequently, the relevant operators will gradually resume production based on actual conditions on-site. The pace of production recovery in this region will also have a certain impact on the short-term regional energy supply and the price trends of related energy products.