International Experience 

International Oil & GasResource Rock Exploration pursues high-complexity international opportunities where heavy-oil expertise, remote infrastructure capability, and disciplined execution matter as much as geology.What we bring

• Heavy-oil and EOR focus: 12° API crude, SAGD, steam flood, waterflood, and CO2 flood programs on mature reservoirs

• Remote operations: road, rig-site, and logistics build-out in low-infrastructure settings (including prior work in Venezuela, Kurdistan, Colombia, and Mexico)

• Full-cycle delivery: from wildcat and recompletion programs through production logistics and path-to-market thinking 

• Compliance-first operating model: FCPA-aware processes, Western HSE standards, well-control discipline, and veteran-led security liaison experience

Team capabilities

• Rugged drilling and field construction in high-risk, infrastructure-scarce environments

• Subsurface strategy for mature heavy-oil assets, including horizontal targeting and recompletions

• International project management for multi-rig programs

• Land, PSA, and A&D support for large acreage positions and high-value transactions

• Technology and automation (AI, Python, VBA) for reservoir monitoring and well P&A efficiency

• Board-level governance and institutional capital stewardship

Selected track record

• 300+ wells supervised in a four-year window; mountain-road construction and 3,000 hp rig commissioning in challenging terrain

• Technical work across hundreds of oilfield assets and large proved-acreage positions

• Land and commercial experience spanning over $500M in asset divestitures

• Executive oversight of publicly traded entities and $180M+ annual drilling budgets

• Pipeline and midstream experience, including long-haul interstate systems

How we operate internationally

• Prioritize supply-chain certainty and export-oriented field development

• Work with local authorities, communities, and protection forces to keep operations stable

• Treat U.S. regulatory, security, and commercial standards as the baseline—not an afterthought