Talk:Mad Dog oil field
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Mad Dog has been shut down in late February 2007. Top production was at 50kbpd. Well, below the expected 100kbpd. Production will resume when BP finishes investigating and fixed the unknown issue that caused an emergency safety shutdown.
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