| ZPL Energy Operations |
| General Operations
Policy |
ZPL Energy Inc primarily
offers "turn-key" Oil and Gas field production management in
difficult to serve international regions. Our international E&P
Operations experience has shown that a "soft hand in a hard
land" is the best approach.
Our Operations Policy in these regions mandates that we make
locals "part of our team" wherever possible. Under
this approach we endeavor to improve local socioeconomic conditions
by:
Our Operations Policy benefits everyone including; local workers,
local and regional economies, local and regional governments
and our investors. We believe this approach is paramount for
success in higher risk regions. |
| Current Operations |
 ZPL
Energy has established offices in Lagos and Port Harcourt Nigeria,
along with secure storage facilities. ZPL Energy Inc Houston
provides total support for all international operations by providing
engineering designs, manufacturing of completion equipment, logistical
and financial support from its offices in Houston, Texas.
ZPL Energy Inc recently acquired the assets of Acme Oil and
Gas better positioning our companies to aggressively pursue E&P
Operations in Nigeria. This business alliance provides enhanced
operations support and supply logistics for both companies.
Our policies, corporate structure, established supply chain and
experience provide a strong platform for Nigerian E&P Operations
going forward.
ZPL Energy is poised to become a turn-key operator of marginal
fields including additional exploration, production monitoring
and evaluation, drilling, well completions and ultimately taking
those assets to market.
ZPL Energy will operate production properties under the direction
of Mr. Ethridge Kyle; President and Managing Director of International
Operations. |
| Future Operations |
Our Operations Management
maintains a vigilance on key world affairs which have the potential
to effect operational viability within "difficult" regions.
Political, cultural and legal changes in many of these countries
are pressured by the need for social and economic stability and
development.
One example is the new "Hydrocarbon Law" recently adopted
by the Iraqi Central Government. The changes wrapped in the new
law may encourage foreign Oil Industry Investment. With these
changes, new opportunities come available for E&P companies
poised to participate.
In consideration of the potential for reduced future operating
risk in some regions we are moving forward with negations for
on and offshore blocks in Nigeria and are also engaged in discussion
with local companies for service provision. If our bids are successful,
ZPL will be the operator for the joint venture group.
We are also proceeding forward with operating plans in Equatorial
Guinea, Iraq and Central Asia. |
