GOM - Blind FaithA heavy-lift device prepares to suspend and mate the topsides for the Blind Faith platform with the hull.
GOM - BoomvangAnadarko's Boomvang truss spar floats in 3,450 feet of water in the Gulf of Mexico.
GOM - BoomvangAnadarko's Boomvang spar, located on East Breaks block 643 is barely visible on the horizon along with a deepwater drillship - a clear illustration of Anadarko's hub-and-spoke philosophy.
GOM - ConstitutionAnadarko's Constitution truss spar floats in nearly 5,000 feet of water on Green Canyon block 680.
GOM - I-HubThe hull for the Anadarko-operated Independence Hub platform is mated with the topsides at Kiewit's yard near Corpus Christi, Texas.
GOM - I-HubThe Anadarko-operated Independence Hub is currently the world's deepest production platform in approximately 8,000 feet of water.
GOM - I-HubIndependence Hub has a capacity to process 1 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day - enough energy to heat or cool approximately 5 million average American homes each day.
GOM - Red HawkA massive heavy-lift device hoists the 7,200-ton hull of Anadarko's Red Hawk cell spar above the water at Kiewit Offshore Services near Corpus Christi, Texas.
INTL - AlgeriaIn 2008, Anadarko and its partner Sonatrach celebrated 1 billion barrels of cumulative production from operations in Algeria.
INTL - BrazilA semi-submersible drillship drills an appraisal well in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil.
INTL - BrazilAn offshore drillship, drills for Anadarko in the Campos Basin near Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
INTL - BrazilA clear view from the center of a semi-submersible drillship as the drill pipe extends into the cool water below offshore Brazil.
INTL - BrazilThe sun sets near a drillship in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil.
INTL - BrazilAn Anadarko employee stands on the deck of a drillship in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil.
Rockies - Greater Natural ButtesAnadarko's low-rise natural gas wells minimize the amount of space needed on the surface to produce the clean-burning natural gas that provides vital energy for America's consumers.
Rockies - Greater Natural ButtesAnadarko's Chipeta natural gas processing plant in the Uinta Basin currently processes approximately 270 million cubic feet of natural gas per day -- enough to heat or cool pproximately 1.5 million average American homes each day.
ROCKIES - Powder River BasinAn antelope stands among sagebrush in the Powder River Basin - a vivid example of how energy development and wildlife co-exist.
Rockies - Salt CreekFor more than 100 years the Salt Creek field near Casper, Wyo. has been a productive field. Since acquiring the field, Anadarko's worked to replace pump jacks with smaller wellheads, which seem to go unnoticed by a group of pronghorn antelope.
Rockies - Salt CreekSmall wellheads in Anadarko's Salt Creek field are prolonging the life of this 100-year-old oil field in central Wyoming.
ROCKIES - Uinta BasinAn Anadarko tank battery is silhouetted against the clear blue sky in Utah's Uinta Basin.
Rockies - WattenbergAnadarko drills for natural gas along Colorado's Front Range in the Wattenberg field of the Denver-Julesburg Basin.
Rockies - WattenbergIn Colorado's Wattenberg field, Anadarko's operations keep a low profile and are strategically placed to balance production with agriculture.
Rockies - WattenbergPortions of northeastern Colorado's Wattenberg field cover areas that have seen rapid growth and urban development. As a result, Anadarko works to ensure its operations blend in with the surroundings and utilize small amounts of surface.
ROCKIES - WattenbergAn Anadarko employee scales the tower of a drilling rig as the sun drops behind the Rocky Mountains northeast of Denver.
ROCKIES - WattenbergA coiled tubing drilling rig is illuminated at dusk in Anadarko's Wattenberg field.
ROCKIES - WattenbergAn Anadarko employee climbs to the top of a tank battery as the sun rises in the Wattenberg field.
ROCKIES - WattenbergThe silhouette of a roughneck at one of Anadarko's drilling locations in the Wattenberg field.
ROCKIES - WattenbergA roughneck stands at the base of a drilling rig tower in the Denver-Julesburg (DJ) Basin of Colorado.
ROCKIES - Wyoming CBMA rig drills toward its objective at Anadarko's coalbed methane operations in northeast Wyoming.
Southern - East TexasOn the rig floor in Bryan, Texas, a crew runs pipe thousands of feet into the ground.