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The Deepwater Horizon blowout and the ensuing environmental and political fallout have thrown the US Gulf of Mexico deepwater rig market into chaos and put the near-term future of the industry into question. Shallow-water operations have not gone unaffected, either, as permit approval delays have put the brakes on what was a slightly improving jackup market.
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