Less crude oil production from Jan - June 2002.

From: South American Business Information | Date: August 21, 2002 | Copyright information

Ecuador, Aug 20, 2002

Over the Jan - June period private oil companies operating in Ecuador produced 2.5mil barrels less than the same period as of 2001, and missed a US$47mil income. The only companies to increase output were AEC del Ecuador, Canada Grande, and operators in marginal fields. The state owned Petroecuador also reports production decreases to40.24mi...

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