Activities:

From 2024

In 2024–2025, CCSC signed a long-term partnership agreement with the International Research Group “POISK” for the implementation of a method of remote mineral exploration based on a unique satellite image processing technology.

We conduct a comprehensive range of studies aimed at identifying and delineating hydrocarbon and ore anomalies, as well as accumulations of groundwater and natural hydrogen, using innovative Earth remote sensing techniques. Our team has developed a proprietary methodology and specialized equipment—the Poisk Complex—that have no direct analogues worldwide. This technology enables exploration activities to be carried out with high efficiency, within short timeframes, and at significantly lower cost compared to conventional methods.

The methodology is based on the principles of nuclear magnetic resonance, involving the absorption of electromagnetic radiation by atomic nuclei, combined with both conventional and proprietary approaches to the integrated use of satellite (or aerial) Earth observation systems together with the resonance-testing electromagnetic Poisk Complex.

During the research process, mineral-related anomalies are delineated through advanced processing of satellite imagery. This includes estimating burial depths, mapping fault systems, and providing recommendations for optimal drilling locations. In certain cases, forecast resource assessments of hydrocarbons, ores, groundwater, and other minerals are also performed.

Application of this technology makes it possible to reduce exploration costs and timelines by a factor of 10–15 (to as little as three months) compared with traditional geological exploration methods. At the same time, the probability of discovering economically viable mineral deposits increases substantially, while risks and uncertainties associated with identifying industrial-scale reserves are significantly reduced.

The technology has no climatic, geographic, or other operational limitations and delivers reliable results to support decision-making regarding the feasibility of further exploration at a given site.

From 2020-2022

CCSC signed long term partnership agreement with the Institute of applied problems of Ecology, Geophysics and Geochemistry of Ukraine in close collaboration with and scientists from Institute of Geophysics of Ukraine National Academy of Science on research and development of new mobile technology. It is a method of electric-resonance sounding which is based on Tesla “s theory. the method is based on studying the processes of natural polarization of medium and spectral features of natural electric field under investigation objects. The method allows to define the location depths of the stratigraphic cross-section complexes and separate anomalous objects. The electric-resonance method efficiency is demonstrated by the results of its practical application at the ecological, engineering-geological and geological-geophysical problem solving.

From 2019

CCSC signed service agreement with German MicroPro GmbH oil and gas service company (https://www.micropro.de/english/) on business and project development

From 2018

CCSC signed partnership agreement with Egyptian Rubicon Petroleum Service Ltd (http://www.rubicon-eg.com/) on joint study of Egyptian E&P assets, business development and support on organization of farm in opportunities

Since 2018, CCSC has continuously conducted studies on the palaeontology, palaeoecology, and stratigraphy of the South Caspian Basin in collaboration with the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology and Moscow State University (Russia), Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (Iran), the University of Sulaimani (Kurdistan Region, Iraq), and the University of Rome (Italy).

From 2017

CCSC signed service agreement with Turkish Enpetrol (http://enpetrol.com/) and Teknokon Group
(http://www.teknokon.com/) EPC companies on business development; energy market studies of Iran,
Turkey, Iraq; support in international oil and gas EPC tendering, bidding and PQ process.

CCSC signed service agreement with USA AmiraUSA (http://www.amirausa.com/about-us/) EPC
consulting company on organization and support of oil and gas FDP and pipeline construction project’s
tendering process in Iraq

CCSC signed partnership agreement with USA Grenergy consulting company (http://www.grenergyllc.com/contact.html#USA) on consulting of operating companies and acquire exploration, production rights of highly potential concessions from various countries: ·
Acquire undeveloped oil fields in onshore and offshore areas ·
Acquire abandoned fields around the world for re-development
Organization of G&G trainings on reservoir sedimentology, coring, core process, 3D static & dynamic modelling young professionals from North Africa regions

From 2016

CCSC signed cooperation agreement with UK registered Energy Professionals Centre LTD company on utilization of their respective resources and capabilities in sourcing, developing, consulting,managing, realizing evaluation, interpretation and research of international oil and gas geological projects, as well as EOR, IOR, Reservoir engineering, flow assurance, production engineering, petroleum economics , simulation projects, oil and gas field development plan and other business projects/opportunities.

Since 2014, CCSC, through its subsidiary company Bensoft Resources (Seychelles), has maintained a collaboration agreement with the Switzerland-based company Geologin G3. The cooperation focuses on low-temperature thermochronology, geochemical analyses, and geological observations related to oil and gas prospects in Iran and Georgia.

Within this research alliance, we have performed the following analyses:

• Conducted thermal modeling within the oil and gas window in the hinterland and surrounding clastic basins
• Determined the residence time of sedimentary levels within the oil and gas window
• Assessed shale maturity and shale gas potential
• Dated fault gouge and quantified differential movements across fault systems
• Dated fault and fold propagation
• Identified and quantified denudation and deposition within the basin using rapid assessment tools developed by our team
• Determined illite crystallinity, Total Organic Carbon (TOC), and performed Rock-Eval analyses
• Thomas please control that above given text about 2014 activity will be after 2016 year. Because in the website it is below 2013.

In 2013

In 2013 CCSC signed cooperation agreement with Ludwig Pfeiffer Hoch und Tiefbau GmbH & Co (Germany), PVT Wasser- und AbWassertechnik GmbH (Germany) – Azerwater Governmental company partners to define strategic partnership on Water and Waste Water treatment plant & micro tunneling construction projects as well as planning, coordination, implementation, tender documentation and evaluation as well as expertise of the shallow subsurface geology.

In 2012-2013 CCSC signed cooperation agreement with Great Ecology (USA), KMT and number of small and mid size companies on evaluation of laboratory tests for characterization of the shallow subsurface geology and ecology issue with special consideration of soil mechanical properties ; Project management of Geoscience-led projects, including both external relations with clients and internal PM of the team ; EOR & IOR onshore project rankings and preparation of reservoir in put parameters for modeling in Azerbaijan.

In 2011-2012

CCSC signed an agreement with TERTO VENTURES LTD company registered in the Belize for the following job requests:

• Implementation of the corporate guidelines and concurrent documentation.
• Identify strategy of the Company in the area of new business opportunities and provide recommendation to the management board on their implementation.
• Identify new opportunities in upstream, midstream and downstream development for the Company including: review of opportunities for acquiring of a participating interest in exploration & production assets, such as perspective structures and oil & gas fields in Azerbaijan, Caspian region and other countries through supervising over evaluation of G & G (geological-geophysical) and reservoir data, creation of expert working groups and carrying out joint studies with SOCAR;
• Identify business opportunity for the Company in participation in domestic and international tenders and pass it to key contact person;
• Highlight and anticipate all potential risks, associated with the new upstream projects;
• Obtain and analyze competitors’ information, products, prices and services;
• Liaise with western upstream companies in order to establish and maintain effective and relevant activities and cooperation and support in relation to the organization’s tasks.

The Founder of Caspian Consulting Service company (CCSC) from first days of establishment signed one year cooperation agreement with Nobel Oil Company registered in Azerbaijan Republic for the following purposes.:

From the early days of its establishment, the founder of Caspian Consulting Service Company (CCSC) signed a one-year cooperation agreement with Nobel Oil Company, registered in the Republic of Azerbaijan, for the following purposes:

• Defined the company’s strategy in the area of new business opportunities and provided recommendations to the top management board on implementation.
• Identified business opportunities for participation in domestic and international tenders and communicated them to key company representatives.
• Liaised with Western upstream companies and research institutions to establish and maintain effective cooperation aligned with the organization’s objectives.
• Initiated and participated in business development meetings with clients, and prepared proposals for geological and geophysical (G&G) bids and tender responses.
• Evaluated M&A projects in Kazakhstan, Germany, and Iraq.
• Made significant contributions to the successful offshore exploration drilling of the Umid-2 gas condensate discovery well, playing a leading role within multidisciplinary project teams. Responsibilities included preparing post-well evaluations, well log interpretation (using the TERRA program), identifying appraisal requirements, and providing recommendations for further exploration and development.
• Conducted preliminary volumetric estimations and prepared a geological risk assessment study of the Umid-Babek block for top management (Nobel Oil and SOCAR) and international investment banks (Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas).
• Developed a strategic roadmap for the SOCAR–UMID Joint Venture on behalf of Nobel Oil in preparation for IPO objectives.
• Participated in organizational development projects, including supporting best-practice evaluations such as the company’s subcontractor position in the USD 500 million fertilizer plant construction project with Samsung Engineering.
• Developed and implemented methodologies, concepts, and technical solutions in support of business strategies, including research concepts for local shale reservoir studies and EOR/IOR applications in mature oil fields.