Global Oil and Gas

Highly Experienced Technical Team Appointed

Global Oil & Gas Limited (ASX: GLV) (Global or Company) is pleased to announce that, in conjunction with its partner Jaguar Exploration Inc, it has assembled a highly experienced team of oil and gas professionals and contractors based in Peru and Houston to progress and develop the newly granted 4,858km2 Technical Evaluation Agreement (TEA) offshore Peru.


Highlights

  • World class technical team has been appointed by GLV to progress the recently granted 4,858km2 oil and gas tenure offshore Peru.
  • Several team members have previously worked on the area covered by the GLV tenure, fast-tracking the evaluation and assessment of the opportunity.
  • Experienced advisors appointed are responsible for discoveries of more than 480 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) of 2P reserves and more than 400mmboe in contingent resources in Peru and Colombia.
  • More than 200 years of collective experience
The team consists of senior explorationists with more than two hundred years of collective experience and varied multiple-discipline capabilities which includes geophysical, geological, petrophysical and project management skills.

The team has started work on the available historical geological and geophysical data available and has also completed first technical meeting with the Peruvian state regulator, PeruPetro.

Managing Director Patrick Glovac commented:

“The setting up of such an experienced team will allow GLV to evaluate in a cost-effective manner this highly significant 4,858km2 (over 1.1 million acres) offshore oil and gas opportunity.

The team are proven oil finders with several team members having deep experience with the TEA block and surrounding producing fields, providing the Company with a significant head start.

I look forward to the results of the team’s work and updating the market on our progress.”

Peru Offshore Team Members

Alfonso Ortega (Team Leader)

Alfonso has participated in the Oil and Gas industry for over 35 years, working for Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), the Major Oil Company in Mexico, and for Jaguar Exploration Inc. in a number of capacities within geophysical operations.

He joined PEMEX in 1979, as a field geophysicist, working extensively in seismic design and seismic acquisition evolving into an exploration project team leadership role.

Vidal Huaman (Geologist)

Senior geologist with 22 years of experience in the different stages of exploration, development and production; integrating the studies of geophysics, surface and subsurface geology and well data analysis.

Vidal is a specialist in seismic interpretation, velocity modelling for time-depth conversion and 3D geological modelling (structural & static), reservoir characterization through studies of seismic attributes, rock physics, AVO & seismic inversion and its integration with 3D geological models.

Diego Rivas (Geophysicist)

Diego is a senior geophysicist with expertise in conventional and unconventional oil and gas projects. He has been a key contributor to various oil and gas discoveries in Morocco, Libya, Middle East and Peru with a strong technical and operational background. Diego has participated in the industry for more than 35 years and has hands-on experience on both onshore and offshore environments, deep water depositions and in difficult tectonic regimes.

Humberto Eduardo (Petroleum Systems)

Humberto is a geologist with over 40 years’ experience in Peru. During his career he has participated in several oil and gas discoveries, some examples of which are Caphuari Norte and Sur, Urumba and Picha. He has worked for different major companies like Petrobras, Chevron, Repsol and Talisman focusing mainly in the Marañon, Ucayali and Madre de Dios basins.

The team’s ability to exploration success will be greatly strengthened by the appointment of three advisors, Cesar Ardiles, Henno Siismets and Jairo Lugo as detailed below.

Cesar Ardiles

Senior E&P professional, with more than 30 years of managerial experience. Cesar has built a successful career evaluating regional plays from grassroots through to exploration drilling and field development. He has managed exploration and new venture teams, participated in the risk assessment and ranking of projects and the screening and evaluation of farm-in opportunities and exploration licensing rounds.


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