Date: June 04, 2009 This week's online exclusives: Activists, O'Reilly go head to head It was a tough day for Chevron Chairman and CEO David O'Reilly as his company's annual meeting was host to activists protesting pollution and human rights violations. The world has enough energy According to Robert Ryan, vice president of global exploration at Chevron, the world has plenty of energy resources. Oil: King of the World? Oil and Natural Gas, a children's book published by the Society of Petroleum Engineers and DK Publishing, talks about the basics of oil and natural gas. Digital sensing system enables communication, data transmission from upper to lower completions A new generation of logging-while-producing tools allows enhanced flow monitoring in any operating environment. Click here to visit epmag.com for daily features, commentary and news

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	Exploration by Rhonda Duey Protests focal point of annual meetings
	Production by Kevin Parker A quick compare and contrast of the upstream industry
	Offshore by Judy Maksoud Chevron's view of the future
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Activity Highlights

North America: Mexico's state-owned Pemex has contracted four jackups to provide drilling, completion, maintenance, and workover services at its Aluxes, Sinan, and Bolontiku fields in the GoM.

Central Asia: China's state-owned CNOOC plans to invest more than $43.9 billion in the country's southern Guangdong province over the next five years.

Pacific Rim: Australia's Origin Energy has extended the size of the PEP 38619 offshore exploration permit in the frontier Northland Basin, New Zealand.

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