The Gulf Coast region comprises our interests in and along the Gulf of Mexico, in the areas on and offshore Louisiana and Texas. Apache is the largest held-by-production acreage holder and the second-largest producer in Gulf waters less than 1,200 feet.
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Apache CNG station spotlight: The Withers station
5/26/2010
After driving miles on an unpaved winding road into the heart of Withers, Texas, a gleaming structure appears on the horizon. Through the dust, the Apache logo is soon visible atop the structure’s roof. As the dust settles, a state-of-the-art compressed natural gas (CNG) station dominates the landscape.
Update
4/30/2010
Gulf of Mexico update, Mariner Energy transaction, and senior White House advisor David Axelrod comments and White House clarification
Apache gains strategic position in deepwater Gulf with Mariner merger
4/15/2010
HOUSTON, April 15, 2010 -- Apache Corporation (NYSE, Nasdaq: APA) and Mariner Energy (NYSE: ME) today announced that they have entered into a merger agreement that will combine Apache's global reach and resources with Mariner's track record of successful deepwater exploration and its resource potential. Read the release >
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Apache to acquire Devon's Gulf of Mexico shelf assets
4/12/2010
$1.05 billion transaction brings production of 19,000 equivalent barrels per day, drilling upside
Houston, April 12, 2010 – Apache Corporation said today that it has agreed to acquire Devon Energy Corporation’s oil and gas assets on the Gulf of Mexico Shelf for $1.05 billion. The assets had estimated net proved and probable reserves of 83 million barrels of oil equivalent at year-end 2009.
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Apaches around world join Haiti relief efforts
March 2010
Do you feel that? No, it’s not a tremor. It’s the movement of millions of people around the world stepping forward to help those affected by the recent devastating earthquake in Haiti. In the weeks since the catastrophe, the world has donated US $3,313,190,939 to the relief and rebuilding efforts.