Ryder Scott Co. LP
Herman Acuna serves as President of Ryder Scott Co. LP since 1997, specializing in energy consulting services. Prior roles include Executive Vice President and Managing Senior International Vice President, where responsibilities encompassed managing international studies and contributing to management planning and decision-making in competitive environments. Previous experience includes positions as Staff Reservoir Engineer at Exxon Company USA, focused on field development for deep abnormally pressured gas wells, and Senior Reservoir Engineer at Exxon Production Research, specializing in reservoir simulation for Middle Eastern oil fields. An early career as Software Engineer at Computer Enhanced Artificial Lift Consulting, Inc. involved software design for sucker rod pump installations. Herman Acuna holds a Master's degree and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Petroleum Engineering from The University of Tulsa.
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Ryder Scott Co. LP
Founded in 1937, Ryder Scott Co. evaluates oil and gas properties and independently certifies petroleum reserves throughout the world. The firm performs several hundred consulting studies each year for a variety of clients and has earned worldwide recognition for reliably predicting the performance of complex oil and gas reservoirs in all major petroleum provinces. Services include reserves evaluations, geoscience/geology studies, field development and EOR design, reservoir simulation, economic analysis, management consulting and expert witness testimony. Ryder Scott has served clients listed on the New York, London, Toronto, Hong Kong, Australia and other stock exchanges -- and has been one of the most widely used consulting firms for preparing annual petroleum reserves certifications for filers with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. Ryder Scott provides a complete range of professional engineering, geoscientific and economic evaluation services through its offices in Houston, Calgary, and Denver.