Risk Management and Financial Assurance for Outer Continental Shelf Lease and Grant Obligations
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- Title
- Risk Management and Financial Assurance for Outer Continental Shelf Lease and Grant Obligations
- Posted
- Mar 9, 2026
- Comment period
- Mar 9, 2026 – May 16, 2026
- FR Doc
- 2026-04517
- CFR
- 30 CFR Parts 550, 556, and 590
- Topics
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- May 14, 2026Krislyn LatiolaisSupportIndividual
Krislyn Latiolais, an energy procurement buyer, supports the proposed rule change because it promotes domestic energy production and provides the regulatory certainty needed for project planning. She argues that the rule balances energy security and economic stability for workers with the maintenance of existing taxpayer protections.
Read comment → - May 13, 2026Robert SergesketterSupportIndividual
Robert Sergesketter supports the proposed BOEM rule change, arguing that it provides regulatory predictability and protects jobs and businesses in the Gulf of America. He notes that the rule will help reduce financial burdens on energy production and decrease reliance on foreign energy.
Read comment → - May 13, 2026Kody KidderSupportIndividual
Kody Kidder, an offshore energy automation manager, supports the proposed BOEM rule change. He argues that clear and consistent regulations provide the stability needed for companies to invest in projects, maintain jobs, and ensure long-term energy security.
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