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EIA: Permian oil output to rise 3,000 b/d in September

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EIA: Permian oil output to rise 3,000 b/d in September

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NewsPoster Joined: Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:56 am Posts: 20756	EIA: Permian oil output to rise 3,000 b/d in September OGJ Production News The Permian held out roughly a year before joining the other major US shale regions in crude-oil production declines during the current downturn. Now, after a string of losses, growth from the West Texas and southeastern New Mexico basin is expected again by the US Energy Information Administration. Read more
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