ERCE to Attend World Energy Capital Assembly 2024 in London

ERCE is set to participate in the World Energy Capital Assembly (WECA) in November 2024, with Johnny Hull, CEO, and Adam Law, Director, representing our team in London. This prestigious event brings together international senior executives from across the oil and gas industry to explore the critical role these companies play within the evolving energy mix.

At WECA, industry leaders will discuss how to secure long-term, reliable capital for oil and gas, balance CAPEX between core business and growth opportunities, and identify global upstream opportunities. In an ever-changing world, the challenges we face are increasingly complex. At ERCE, we leverage our deep expertise and experience to tackle these challenges head-on.

ERCE offers a broad range of energy services, including Reserves and Resources, Commercial Services, Expert Services, and Technical Studies. Our future energy focus encompasses Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE), Helium, Hydrogen, Geothermal, and Wind. Additionally, our Climate and Sustainability services include GHG Emissions calculation and verification, Climate Disclosure, and Decarbonization strategies such as CCS, emissions reduction, and electrification.

Our multidisciplinary team of geoscientists, petrophysicists, reservoir engineers, cost and facilities engineers, and economists work collaboratively to deliver innovative solutions to meet your energy transition needs efficiently.

We invite attendees to connect with Johnny and Adam at WECA to discuss how ERCE’s expertise can help your company navigate the complexities of the energy landscape and unlock new opportunities. You can register for the event here.

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Jonathan is Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of ERCE. He is a geoscientist by background with extensive experience in new business development, M&A, exploration, appraisal, development and production operations gained over 20+ years at Woodside Energy, Ophir Energy and ERCE.

Jonathan was previously Head of ERCE’s Expert Practice a multi-disciplinary group, capable of performing integrated technical, commercial and economic assessments of issues under dispute in Court or Arbitration proceedings. As Director of Subsurface at Ophir Energy Jonathan was responsible for the delivery of all geoscience, exploration and reservoir management activities across Ophir’s global portfolio.

Jonathan has worked across a diverse range of geological and geographic environments including West, North and East Africa, SE Asia, Australia, and Central America. Jonathan has deep experience of Production Sharing Contracts, Joint Operating Agreements and associated Joint Venture Management activities in a variety of regulatory regimes.  

Dr. Adam Law is a Founding Director of ERCE. Since 1994 he has gained extensive experience both as an operator and as a consultant. Adam worked as a Geoscientist for Amerada Hess and as a Geophysicist for British Gas, prior to joining Equipoise Solutions as a Principal Geoscientist in 2003. Adam served as a Director of Geoscience at ERCE until his appointment as Managing Director in 2016.

Adam has worked in a variety of basins around the world and has been involved in all aspects of geoscience analysis, from frontier exploration to field rehabilitation. In recent years he has led the geological and geophysical evaluation of some of largest discoveries in the world. At ERCE, Adam is a project manager for acquisition and divestment assistance, and also reserves auditing.

Adam is a registered Auditor with the SPEE and certifies reports for a number of stock exchanges as a Competent Person. He holds a PhD in Geophysics from Cambridge University and a Bachelor of Science in Exploration Geophysics from London University. He is also a former Officer of the Geological Society of London and has been a member of the Council of the PESGB. He is currently President of the AAPG Europe Region. He as a visiting lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of London.