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Troy Naquin, an inspector with the BSEE New Orleans District, observes as a capping stack is carefully lowered onto the deck of a ship to be transported more than 100 miles offshore for a drill designed to test industry’s ability to successfully deploy it in case of an emergency, in Houston, May 8, 2023. (BSEE Photo/Bobby Nash)
BSEE oversees two capping stack drills in the Gulf of Mexico
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