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The U.S. Coast Guard said this morning that the natural gas and oil rig platform exploded 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana. A Coast Guard spokesman said the shelf, Vermilion Oil Rig 360, is an oil and gas platform in 2,500 feet of water and is owned by Mariner Energy, Houston. You are not currently producing oil or gas. Apache Corp. has recently acquired a multi-million Mariner face. Yesterday, however, the Financial Times reported that employees of the Apaches and Mariner, with thousands of workers in the oil industry in Houston gathered to protest against the Obama offshore drilling moratorium that has been designed as a measure precaution, after the BP oil spill in the Gulf disastrous. An employee of Mariner Energy Administration punish Obama for his moratorium on drilling, which would not affect the platform exploded

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An oil platform belonging to Mariner Energy, Inc. has exploded this morning, just west of the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20. Although Mariner and its employees have not been very active politically in the last two decades, the company is party to the pending merger with a subsidiary of Apache Corp., a political activity in particular. The merger will combine two strong and independent oil and gas exploration companies. And the merger would cost the Apache 2.7 billion U.S. dollars. So far in the 2010 round of elections, the political action committee Apache has donated $ 20,000 to political candidates and entities, but has raised more than twice that amount marking a record for fundraising CAP now.

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The proposed energy stocks again on Thursday, adding to strong gains in the previous session as investors warm to 43 billion U.S. dollars of Petrobras stock offering because we seek to develop oil fields in Brazil’s massive offshore. Meanwhile, the Mariner Energy / * quotes/comstock/13 me! / Quotes / nls / actions ME (ME 22.75, -0.60, -2.57%) fell 2.6% to $ 22.75 after reporting a fire on the platform in the Gulf of Mexico Vermilion. The company said offshore and closed at the time, no oil production to the place. Later, the company reported a fire on the platform was not there. The Coast Guard sent ships and helicopters on the scene, where 13 workers were rescued.