Plano, TX 75075-6908, US
Oil & Gas Production & Processing
www.DominiQoperating.us
DominiQ Operating, Inc. is an independent oil and gas operating company founded to pursue, explore, acquire and produce energy opportunities throughout the United States.
If you have a oil and gas property for sale or lease, please contact us today!
DominiQ constantly evaluates and analyzes oil and gas opportunities in the most prolific production areas throughout North America. Of these opportunities, a small percentage meets their stringent acquisition criteria while carefully measuring factors such as geological and seismic data operating costs, performance history of the area, well-bore data, engineering reports and long-term histories.
94± Acre Lease in Clinton County that is known for oil production in several formations: Sunnybrook, Stones River, Murfreesboro and Knox formation at depths from 900 to 2000 feet. We are willing to offer an Assurance Pledge for a fully equipped and producing well on this lease.
Our Assurance Pledge:
If we hit a dry hole on your first well, we’ll drill and complete a second well for $3,500 (the cost of a new plat and permit).
While occasionally large wells are hit in the order of 30, 50 to 100 barrels of oil per day, it is typical to achieve initial production numbers in the range of 10± barrels of oil per day. Wells in this area are known to produce even at low levels for decades.
Priced at just $150,000 for a true turnkey deal to include: Drilling to the Knox (2000± feet) or to a depth sufficient to test a productive zone, Electric Log & Video Log, completing and equipping with required pumping unit and tank(s).
Contact us for more information or to arrange a location visit.
233± Acre Lease in Cumberland County that is known for oil production in several formations: Sunnybrook, Stones River, Murfreesboro and Knox formation at depths from 900 to 2000 feet. We are willing to offer an Assurance Pledge for a fully equipped and producing well on this lease.
Our Assurance Pledge:
If we hit a dry hole on your first well, we’ll drill and complete a second well for $3,500 (the cost of a new plat and permit).
While occasionally large wells are hit in the order of 30, 50 to 100 barrels of oil per day, it is typical to achieve initial production numbers in the range of 10± barrels of oil per day. Wells in this area are known to produce even at low levels for decades.
Priced at just $150,000 for a true turnkey deal to include: Drilling to the Knox (2000± feet) or to a depth sufficient to test a productive zone, Electric Log & Video Log, completing and equipping with required pumping unit and tank(s).
Contact us for more information or to arrange a location visit.
Mr. Sebanc is the founder of DominiQ Operating, who has accumulated many valuable contacts within the industry and his background provides a source of knowledge and resource for DominiQ.
Mr. Sebanc has worked in the identification and acquisition of investment offerings relative to the oil and gas industry. He has been involved in the selection of numerous drilling prospects and reviewed the geological, geophysical and reservoir engineering reports for multiple wells. Since 2005 Mr. Sebanc has been an independent oil and gas consultant with experience including, but is not limited to, drilling operations supervisor, field operations management, oil and gas accounting, land/lease/equipment appraisal, well operation evaluations, investor relations, contract negotiations, and marketing programs management. His dedication to creating long lasting relationships with investors built on a foundation of honest communication is the keystone of how Matt runs his life and business.
Robert J. Miles, Ph.D. has pioneered the use of advanced geostatistics to integrate a wide range of independent datasets in order to maximizing subsurface understanding and improve commercial success rates. Using conventional seismic and well log data, Dr. Miles uses isostatic gravity, magnetics, specialized radar, thermal imaging, radiometrics, geomorphology, formation mapping, and hyperspectral imaging. The combination of these independent datasets substantially reduces the risk of “false positives”, that is, dry holes and improves the chances of a successful commercial well.