Government Blames Seadack Failure In Deepwater Port Move
TEXAS MAYORS AND OIL EXECUTIVES faced criticism as Seadack’s failed 700 million deepwater port plan near the coast collapsed after LOOP pulled out and government liability limits were debated. Lawmakers and executives cited regulatory hurdles, shifting alliances, and the need for shared financial risk before any revival could occur.
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