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Apache Corporation (APA)
BASIC MATERIALS - Energy - Independent Oil & Gas
Generated: Thursday September 15, 2011 04:04 AM
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Quotes About Apache Corporation
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New Zealand Getting Exploration Interest From Oil, Gas Majors Ministry
They [the oil majors] are interested in where the oil is. Taranaki, which is a proven basin and has proven production, is the obvious area of interest--but they are also looking at other areas that have potential interest,"
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Tropical Storm Nate Turns Toward Mexico, Away From U.S. Oil Rigs in Gulf
As of right now, the risks to production in the northern Gulf of Mexico are pretty low given the changes in Nate's track,"
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FairfieldNodal sells seismic systems to Apache
To have Apache specify our nodes for such a difficult and important project shows how confident they are that our cable-free systems are up to the task," -
Noble CFO splits for E&P
Tom has been an important part of Noble's growth and success over the past five years, and we appreciate his contributions,"
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Tag Oil inks deal for Apache to conduct exploration on New Zealand assets
Tag Oil is excited to partner with Apache to convert the potential of the East Coast Basin to proven reserves with integrity, respect and excellence in a safe and environmentally responsible manner,"
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Noble Finance Chief Mitchell Departs For 'Unique Opportunity'
A spokesman for Noble declined to give further details .
- David W. Williams
Latest Company Intelligence
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New Zealand Getting Exploration Interest From Oil, Gas Majors Ministry
NASDAQ.com | Sep 14,'11
NEW PLYMOUTH, New Zealand -(Dow Jones)- A new tending system the government unveiled in late August is helping spur interest among major oil and gas players in developing fields offshore New Zealand, the director of petroleum at the Ministry of Economic Development said Thursday. Demand for exploration permits--both near producing fields and in other areas- -is strong, Kevin Rolens told -
Random drug testing extends to oil and gas contractors
Houston BizBlog - Bizjournals | Sep 9,'11
Some oil and gas companies say they've seen an uptick in contracted employees using alcohol and drugs. They're doing random drug testing. Contractors are the frontliners of the oil and gas industry — the ones who, more often than not, drill those first “wildcat” wells, work on offshore rigs, handle and monitor dangerous equipment and chemicals. So in theory, you'd want them to be -
US Government: 6.2% Of Oil, 4% Of Gulf Gas Production Shut In As Nate Weakens
NASDAQ.com | Sep 9,'11
--Government says nearly 94% of oil production and 96% of natural gas production in the Gulf was online HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Oil and natural gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico continues to normalize as the effects of Tropical Storm Lee weaken, and Tropical Storm Nate looks certain to give the wider Gulf a miss. As of 11:30 a.m. CDT on Friday, nearly 94% of oil production and 96% of -
Gulf Oil, Gas Producers Keep Watch As Nate Heads West
FOXBusiness.com | Sep 9,'11
HOUSTON -( Dow Jones )- BP PLC (BP, BP.LN) and Apache Corp . (APA) remain in a wait-and-see stance after evacuating personnel from offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico as a precaution against Tropical Storm Nate, which changed course dramatically overnight. As of Friday morning, Nate was forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Saturday as it moves almost due west toward southern -
Apache evacuating nonessentials from Gulf of Mexico
Reuters India | Sep 8,'11
Apache Corp (APA.N) was evacuating nonessential workers from the western Gulf of Mexico due to Tropical Storm Nate, the company said in a statement on Thursday. Production at its offshore platforms was unaffected by... Email Print -
Apache Says Australia OKs Julimar-Brunello Gas for Wheatstone
The Wall Street Journal | Sep 7,'11
PERTH (Dow Jones)-U.S. oil producer Apache Corp. (APA) has received environmental approval from the Australian government for the development of the Julimar and Brunello natural gas fields offshore Western Australia state. The two fields will supply natural gas to Chevron Corp.'s (CVX) proposed Wheatstone gas-export project in Western Australia, Apache said on its website Thursday. ▪
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