Shell Resumes Production at 'Mars' Platform
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Shell Exploration & Production Co. said Monday that partial oil and natural gas production has been resumed from its hurricane-damaged Mars production platform in the Gulf of Mexico.
Although the company, a unit of Britain's Royal Dutch Shell PLC, did not say what initial production rates were, it said pre-Katrina rates of 140,000 barrels of oil a day and 150 million cubic feet of gas daily should be restored by the end of June.
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