Dr. Edward W. Bogle

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  Calgary 2001 - North American Gas Strategies Conference - [Cached Version]
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  Dr. E.W. Bogle, VP Exploration, Talisman Energy

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  Edward (Ted) Bogle, VP, Exploration

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  Dr. Edward W. Bogle , Vice President , Exploration
  
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  Edward Bogle, Talisman's vice-president of exploration, told reporters after an energy conference in Toronto that Talisman doesn't yet have a public offer to announce, but has had numerous expressions of interest.

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  Oil & Gas Producers - [Cached Version]
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  Ted Bogle Talisman Energy Inc.

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  Talisman Energy - [Cached Version]
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  Edward W. BogleExecutive Vice-President, Exploration
  
  Dr. Bogle received his PhD in Geology from Queen's University in 1980.After joining Talisman Energy Inc. (formerly BP Canada Inc.) in May, 1980.He has held positions of progressively increasing responsibility in the Company from 1980 through to 1992.
  
  In January 2003, Dr. Bogle's title changed to Executive Vice President, Exploration with Talisman Energy Inc.
  
  Dr. Bogle has been with Talisman since its inception in 1991.

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  Talisman Energy - Directors & Executives - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/1/2002    Last Visited: 1/27/2003  

  Edward W. BogleVice-President, Exploration

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  Talisman Energy: Sudan Assets Still For Sale - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/27/2003    Last Visited: 1/27/2003  

  Edward Bogle, Talisman's vice-president of exploration, told reporters after an energy conference in Toronto Wednesday that Talisman doesn't yet have a public offer to announce, but has had numerous expressions of interest.
  
  As reported, the overseas arm of India's exploration company, ONGC Videsh Ltd., expected to close a US$750 million deal in July to acquire Talisman's 25% stake in an oilfield in Sudan.
  
  Talisman has declined to comment on the Indian government reports.
  
  Bogle said Talisman's operations in Sudan are a "tremendous asset" with a good reserve base and strong growth prospects.However, he said that "any assets that people perceive might hinder your growth...might be an asset you would want to sell."
  
  Talisman's Sudanese holdings have weighed heavily on its share price, as investors have fretted over political uncertainty in Sudan, which is in the grip of a protracted civil war.
  
  Depending on circumstances, Bogle said the company would consider an asset swap or a cash deal for its Sudanese assets.
  
  In his presentation, Bogle said Talisman expects to add another 160,000-180,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day to its production base by 2005, with the bulk of the increase coming from its assets in southeast Asia, Algeria and Trinidad.In 2002, Talisman expects to add 30,000-40,000 boe/d to 2001 production levels.
  
  In the first half of 2002, Talisman produced 451,000 boe/d.

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  Talisman Launches First Foray into Alaskan Oil | Oil &... - [Cached Version]
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  Meanwhile, Ted Bogle, Talisman's longtime vice-president of exploration, left the company last week in what Buckee described as a mutual decision following a change in the management structure.
  
  He said managers in western Canada at the end of last year were put in charge of various geographic regions instead of functions, leaving Bogle with "half his job" gone.

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  Talisman applauds naming of Sudan envoy - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/8/2001    Last Visited: 5/28/2004  

  "The company is extremely pleased that they are going to become part of the process, because they carry a lot of weight around the world," Edward Bogle, vice-president of exploration at Talisman, said at an energy investment conference organized by Peters & Co.
  
  "He is well aware of world events and he's someone who is going to go in with the purpose of trying to solve the situation," he said.

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