TEAM GEONAUTIKA
Lars Lorenz, M.Sc. (Applied Geophysics)
Senior Geophysical Consultant
Lars is a Geophysicist with extensive technical and commercial experience in the use of CSEM from a wide range of geological and geographical environments and is a globally acknowledged industry expert. He has advised oil and gas companies and service providers on the use of CSEM in a wide variety of geological settings and exploration objectives with extensive experience at the intersection between internal stakeholders, licence partners and clients in an advisory and project manager role.
He has arguably some of the most hands-on experience in all practical aspects of the technology on a global basis. His experience covers all stages of the CSEM cycle from pre-survey assessment and survey planning to CSEM data inversion and data integration.
During his career, he has worked in Norway, India, Malaysia, Australia and Brazil, and delivered projects in most of the major hydrocarbon basins.
Lars is a strong advocate of the value of utilising CSEM to derisk projects in conjunction with all other geophysical and geological information.
Jillian D. Young-Lorenz, M.Sc. (Geoscience)
Managing Director
Originally from New Zealand, Jillian has lived in the USA, Malaysia, Australia, and Norway. She has a B.A. summa cum laude (Health Psychology) from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, and an M.Sc. in Geoscience from the University of Western Australia in Perth.
A professional with a background in law, management consulting and entrepreneurship, Jillian has owned and operated companies in various fields and countries since 1994. She has extensive experience in business analysis, strategy development, brand development and funding procurement.
She has previously run her own award-winning company, developed an award-winning brand, and successfully procured over USD20 million in private and debt equity investment funds for a high-profile build-own-operate project in South East Asia.
She contributes valuable commercial skills and experience in all aspects of planning and management. As part of her M.Sc. research, she developed a semi-quantitative methodology to assess the viabiity of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technologies and projects.