Michael Lynch
ConsultantMichael E. Lynch
Michael Lynch is an independent consultant specializing in providing consulting services in the oil and gas industry. Mr. Lynch provides consultancy on reservoir engineering, reserves estimation, production forecasting, and redevelopment planning for depleted oil fields. He has been a practicing petroleum engineer for more than 50 years. After serving as a photogrammetrist in the Army Air Corps, Mr. Lynch began his career as an oil well core analyst in West Texas. He has worked for Chevron, a large international drilling contractor (SEDCO); and has held supervisory, managerial, and executive positions in the US and abroad. In 1985, with a partner in Lisbon, Mr. Lynch organized Catermar Petroleum Engineering Services to provide drilling and production supervision to international oil companies. During his career, he drilled and completed over 100 oil and gas wells in Texas, Oklahoma, California, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Algeria, and the Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Lynch holds a BS in Petroleum Engineering from The University of Texas. He is a registered engineer in the State of Texas and member of Society of Petroleum Engineers and Institute of Energy in London. Mr. Lynch has written four historical oil field novels under the pen name, Linton Morrell. His first novel, Steel Storage, published in London in 1998. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2004 - present | Consultant Michael E. Lynch |
|---|---|
| 1984 - 2004 | Vice President of Operations and General Manager Catermar Petroleum Engineering Services |
| 1966 - 1983 | Drilling Executive Sedco Inc |
| 1958 - 1966 | Reservoir engineer Standard Oil Company of California |
GLG Study Groups with Michael Lynch(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| LNG Experts | 130 |
| Oil and Gas Industry Experts (Gulf of Mexico) | 90 |
| Oil and Gas Well Drilling Experts | 190 |
| Shallow Drilling Experts | 21 |
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Sarah J. Wachter in Seoul, South Korea reported in the June 30 issue of the International Herald Tribune that the government is becoming concerned about crude oil supplies. Over 97% of purchases are on the open market. High fuel prices recently caused thousands of truck drivers to strike. Korea’s economy...
Pipeline Editor Christopher E. Smith reported in the June 23 issue of the Oil & Gas Journal that the tanker market during the half year ending March rose 14.1%. Clarkson Research Services Ltd gave the reasons behind these movements and forecast the future direction of the market. Included are Very...
Justin Dargin of Harvard University reported in the June 23 issue of the Oil & Gas Journal that Iranian residents in the north of the country experienced difficulty in the freezing temperatures when Turkmenistan stopped delivery of natural gas. Forty million people were affected. Pipeline problems...
The International Herald Tribune, reported in the issue of June 28-29 that Alexei Miller, head of Gazprom, said that the company’s ties to the Russian government, allowed huge growth potential. The company is in a better position to compete government links Growing competition means companies...
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