Affiliates
PRCL supplements the skills and experience of its core staff with an extensive network of closely affiliated organizations and professionals to build the right team for each project.
Oil and Gas Development Consultant, Reservoir Engineering
Chris Longson, P. Eng.
Chris.Longson@telus.net
Clastic / Petroleum Geology and Play Generation
Brian Zaitlin, Ph.D., P.Geol. (Principal)
www.zaitlingeoconsultingltd.com
zaitlin@earthlink.net
Biostratigraphic services (micropaleontology, nannopaleontology and palynology)
www.petrostrat.com
Petrographic and Diagenetic Studies
Reservoir Description
nharris@ualberta.ca
Structural Geology Consulting
Mark Cooper Ph.D., P.Geol.,
Marion Warren Ph.D.
www.sherwoodgeo.com
Carbonate / Petroleum Geology
Eva Drivet, M.Sc., P.Geol. (Principal)
www.drivetgeologicalconsulting.com
Cuttings and core evaluations specializing in porosity and perm visual estimations
John Clow, P Geol
jtclow@shaw.ca
Reservoir Engineering, Carbon Sequestration
Rob Lavoie, P.Eng. (Principal)
lavoier@rpsgroup.com
Seismic Processing, Domestic and International
Elvis Floreani, President
elvis@absoluteimaging.ca
www.absoluteimaging.ca
Seismic Field Acquisition
Terry Jackson, President
tjackson@eaglecanada.ca
Seismic Field Supervision and Management
Pascal St. Onge, President
pascals@lxlconsulting.com
PRCL facilitates 21st century Energy Transitions
We apply our subsurface geoscience and engineering expertise to oil and gas, water resource characterization, geothermal resources, subsurface energy storage and carbon sequestration, and exploration for helium and other strategic commodities
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THE 21st CENTURY ENERGY TRANSITION
Petrel Robertson is playing an important role as Canada and the world transition to more diverse energy sources and storage.
Oil and gas will be critical for energy and petrochemicals for decades to come. PRCL supports orderly, efficient, and environmentally responsible development of oil and gas resources. Much of our oil- and gas-related work now supports initiatives such as identifying water source and disposal opportunities for unconventional oil and gas, while ensuring protection of fresh water resources.
We are also finding opportunities to leverage our subsurface skill sets beyond oil and gas, including:
- Exploring for and developing other resources, such as minerals-rich saline brines and helium, found in deep gas reservoirs
- Characterizing saline water resources in deep aquifers to supply water for hydraulic fracturing, and to safely dispose of waste water from petroleum and other industrial processes
- Characterizing fresh water resources in shallow aquifers, as water supply for many uses, and to guard against contamination
- Mapping areas at risk from induced seismicity
- Evaluating and planning geothermal energy development
- Assessing and planning subsurface energy storage, as in caverns and fracture systems
News
Geoscience BC has released the Central Interior BC Carbon Storage Assessment project
Geoscience BC has just released the Central Interior BC Carbon Storage Assessment project, researched and written by Petrel Robertson Consulting Ltd. and Foresight Canada. Resource-rich areas like central BC have CO2 emissions from forestry, pipeline, refinery and...
