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Uneven recovery for U.S. offshore output drives prices higher

HOUSTON, Sept 3 - U.S. Gulf Coast energy companies on Friday advanced the recovery from Hurricane Ida on a few fronts, but slipped elsewhere as lack of crews, power and fuel reversed earlier production gains and helped drive prices higher.Ports were reopening and some pipelines restarted as companies completed post-storm evaluations. However, larger hurdles remained for producers and refiners that struggled to get up and running.Five days after the hurricane churned through offshore oil and gas

Uneven recovery for U.S. offshore output drives prices higher

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