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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.
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Help your family avoid seasonal dangers with these reminders Houses glowing with colored lights. Warm rooms filled with cheer. Christmas trees decked with favorite family ornaments. “December brings holiday festivities and decorations that brighten our lives, homes and businesses. But these seasonal traditions can also increase the risk of fire and other dangers,” said Joe […]
Read moreAs science-fair judges, Aera employees give many students at the Arvin-based charter school their first contact with real scientists and engineers. By creating science projects and engaging with Aera judges, students in this rural area see the possibilities of entering the STEM field Young students in Kern County’s rural areas don’t often get the chance […]
Read moreSanta Barbara County Planning Department releases the document after four years of analyzing the project’s potential impacts Aera Energy’s East Cat Canyon oil field redevelopment project has moved forward with the Nov. 30 release of a long-awaited document known as a draft environmental impact report (DEIR). Prepared by the Santa Barbara County Planning and Development […]
Read moreThe funds buy everything from science books to popular graphic novels, helping students develop a love for reading and improving their literacy skills. Four Monterey County teachers receive the funds, but it’s the students who benefit most. Students in Amy Ardouin’s fifth- and sixth-grade classrooms in San Ardo, California, love the “Who Would Win?” books. […]
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.
