Gulf Cooperation Council Countries (GCC) Jamie DoyleDirector and Vice President / Head of Exploration Sanjai ChhaunkerDirector (Operations)
Director and Vice President / Head of Exploration
Jamie Doyle (JD) is an Exploration and Development Geologist with over 30 years of diverse experience in the upstream oil and gas industry in both conventional oil and gas and coal bed methane assets in the Middle East and Australia.
He has held several senior management positions at both multi-national and small cap companies and state Government. Companies associated with were Shell International (Petroleum Development Oman), Origin Energy Australia and New Zealand, Galilee Energy and the Queensland Department of State Development and Infrastructure.
In addition to his geoscience-specific skills possesses considerable experience and knowledge of associated disciplines including reservoir engineering, drilling and well engineering and petrophysics.
As a Senior Exploration Geologist, Jamie was responsible for cornerstone oil and gas discoveries across four major basins in Australia and Oman. Senecio 3 well discovered the Waitsia conventional gas field in the Kingia and High Cliff formations in the onshore Perth Basin, Australia, which is the largest onshore gas discovery in 40 years in Australia. Myall Creek 2- Discovered the Myall Creek/Churchie conventional gas field in the Tinowon Formation in the Bowen Basin, Australia. Killanoola 1- Discovered the Killanoola oil field in the Sawpit Sandstone in the onshore Otway Basin, Australia. Anbar 1- Discovered the Anbar oil field in the Gharif Formation in the South Oman Basin.
Jamie has Led and managed in Oman a multidisciplinary team that doubled oil production from 12 fields through a combination of near-field appraisal drilling, infill drilling, seismic re-interpretation, well optimisation and advanced reservoir surveillance. Jamie also led Australia Pacific LNG’s 3 year, $450MM coal bed methane exploration programme that matured in excess of 4.5 trillion cubic feet of Reserves, which ultimately underpinned the project’s $24 billion final investment decision for eastern Australia’s largest LNG export project.
Jamie has secured two strategic MOUs with major Indian government and private corporations for collaboration between the parties in India and Australia regarding their respective coal bed methane assets.