Gulf of Mexico production shutdowns declined to 16.13% of daily oil output and 16.59% of daily natural-gas output.

The supplied Telegram update reports that approximately 16.13% of daily oil production and 16.59% of daily natural-gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico were shut in. These are separate percentages for two production streams.

The source supports the current shutdown levels, but not the digest’s description that they “declined.” It provides no preceding observation or comparison period from which a decrease can be established.

The figures concern regional daily production, not the share of total U.S. oil or gas output and not electricity-generation capacity. No absolute lost-production volumes, facility counts, or restoration timetable accompany the update.