Benefit held for families of missing lift boat crewmen Dylan Daspit, Jay Guevara A benefit was held Saturday for Jay Guevara and Dylan Daspit, two crew members and best friends who were on board the Seacor Power lift boat when it capsized south of Port Fourchon on Tuesday, April 13. (Source: KATC-TV) By KATC News | April 25, 2021 at 1:25 PM CDT - Updated April 25 at 1:35 PM
Youngsville, La. (WVUE) -A benefit was held Saturday for Jay Guevara and Dylan Daspit, two crew members and best friends who were on board the Seacor Power lift boat when it capsized south of Port Fourchon on Tuesday, April 13.
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Concerns about flaring, emissions will continue into 2021
Dec. 28, 2020
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A flare burns east of Houston in this May 2020 file photo. Flaring will continue to dominate environmental issues facing the energy industry in 2021.Mark Mulligan/Staff photographer
Flaring and emissions from Permian Basin oil and gas operations are expected to continue dominating environmental issues in 2021.
“We do fall on the aggressive side of ending routine flaring, advocating the Railroad Commission take a position of ending routine flaring in Texas by 2025,” said Colin Leyden, director, regulatory and legislative affairs with the Environmental Defense Fund.
Participating in the Oilfield Strong webinar sponsored by OTA Compression, OTA Environmental and Kimark and the Permian Basin Petroleum Association, Leyden said, “we can have a discussion of what routine flaring means.”