NOV Donates Quarry Blocks for Artificial Reef off Texas Coast

By Public Technologies
  • NOV donated quarry blocks to support HI-54 Deep, one of the largest artificial reefs along the Texas Gulf Coast.
  • The 160-acre reef lies approximately 9 miles offshore, creating marine habitat while expanding recreational fishing access.
  • ReedHycalog has donated 60 to 70 quarry blocks to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Artificial Reef Program over the past decade.


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