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The U.S. plans offshore oil and gas lease sales in California by 2027, pending environmental review and public input.
The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has launched a programmatic environmental review for potential oil and gas lease sales in California’s offshore waters, marking a key step toward possible drilling in federal waters.
The review, required under the National Environmental Policy Act, will assess environmental, economic, and social impacts and includes a 30-day public scoping period.
The move advances the 11th National Outer Continental Shelf leasing program, with the first Central and Southern California lease sales planned for 2027.
Acting BOEM Director Matt Giacona cited energy affordability, security, and job creation as driving factors.
California officials and environmental advocates oppose the plan, citing risks to coastal economies and ecosystems.
The review does not authorize drilling, and final decisions will depend on further analysis and public input.
Los EE. UU. planean ventas de arrendamiento de petróleo y gas en alta mar en California para 2027, a la espera de la revisión ambiental y la opinión pública.