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At Aera, we are relentless in our efforts to produce energy safely and in an environmentally responsible way. And we believe the only way to do that is through revolutionary process innovations and determined people who bring them to life.
Take a look inside Aera’s operations, people, environmental leadership and community engagement.
Whether you call them reliability specialists or production operators, these Aera employees play a vital role in our business success. Each workday, Ricky Cervantes dons protective clothing and steel-toed boots and drives 40 miles from his home in Greenfield to Aera Energy’s San Ardo oilfield. There, at 6 a.m., he begins a 12-hour shift as […]
Read moreThe list of everyday products from just one barrel of oil underscores how much we rely on petroleum U.S. crude oil production continues to increase, surpassing 12 million barrels per day in April 2019, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported in July. While most of us have never seen a barrel of crude oil, […]
Read moreThe American Cancer Society has recognized Aera Energy with a No. 60 national ranking for its “outstanding fundraising success.” Aera employees raised $59,344 during the 2018 Relay for Life event, held at the Kern County Fairgrounds. Fifty Aera employees, under campaign lead and Aera financial analyst Jean Browning, participated in the event. The American Cancer […]
Read moreAera’s San Ardo field recently welcomed 21 members of the 2019 Leadership Monterey County. Class members, including Aera public affairs coordinator Kathy Miller, met July 26 for a two-hour discussion about oil production and toured Aera’s facilities, located 30 miles north of Paso Robles. The visit was part of the group’s daylong exploration of southern […]
Read moreAera is proud to call California home, with operations in Kern County—one of the largest oil-producing regions in the country. Aera also has active fields in Fresno, Monterey and Ventura counties, and permitting is underway in Northern Santa Barbara.
