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Watching the World: Big business bugs. Young, D. Oil and Gas Journal, 28th January 2002, 100(4) pp.
Austria is seldom seen as an oil producer, but in the fertile corn fields northeast of Vienna there are wells that might have been abandoned as uneconomic 5 years ago but today are still producing. Some produce at a rate that takes them into the stripper category, but Austria does produce around 5 million bbl/year from fields that started production in 1938. The reason that the fields can remain in economic production is attributable to bacteria and research into oil spill clean-up at Norway's University of Bergen.
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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Oil spill response, Research and development, Economics, business and commerce, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production
