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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.
Yes, Aera is an oil and gas company, and with the help of exceptional employees, we have created a diverse team that values each other, our communities and the environment. CEO Business Advisor Ron Sasaki thrived on the various challenges he was presented with both academically and professionally. He has an intimate knowledge of the […]
Read moreLast month, Aera was recognized as Corporate Philanthropist of the Year by the Bakersfield College Foundation. The award acknowledges Aera’s commitment to community and its work with Bakersfield College. Aera President and CEO Christina Sistrunk accepted the award on behalf of Aera’s roughly 1,100 employees, praising them for their work in the communities where Aera […]
Read moreLouise Lampara, Aera’s environmental advisor in Ventura, was recently selected as an editor’s choice for one of the Top 50 businesswomen on the central coast by the Pacific Coast Business Times (PCBT). The designation acknowledges 50 women in the tri-county area for their achievements in their various fields. “Women in general bring amazing attributes to […]
Read moreCongratulations to the men and women at Aera’s Coalinga oilfield. On March 16, the team achieved a safety milestone worth celebrating—19 years safe. While this is a huge accomplishment, the employees there aren’t sitting back on their heels. “We are committed to operating safely and in compliance with local, state, and federal requirements,” says Ed […]
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.
