Fossil Energy

about 12 years ago

EPA lifts W&T Suspension

W&T Offshore, Inc. has announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) lifted the suspension and proposed debarment, and removed the statutory disqualification, previously imposed by the EPA. This action is subject to the condition that W&T Offshore continues to comply with the conditi

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W&T Offshore, Inc. has announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) lifted the suspension and proposed debarment, and removed the statutory disqualification, previously imposed by the EPA.

This action is subject to the condition that W&T Offshore continues to comply with the conditions of its existing plea agreement (previously announced January 3, 2013) resolving environmental violations relating to the Company’s Ewing Banks 910 platform in the Gulf of Mexico.

The EPA’s action allows full participation by W&T Offshore, Inc. in future federal contracts, including future federal oil and gas leases, assistance activities and federal oil and gas leasing activities.

Tracy W. Krohn, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, stated, “ This decision demonstrates W&T’s dedication to compliance and prudent operations in the Gulf of Mexico. We take our responsibility to protect the environment and the safety of our employees and contractors very seriously.”

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