Are you involved in upstream exploration for oil and gas?  You can benefit from using a professional Consultant Oil and Gas field’s Dowser in conjunction with your Senior Geologist for Dowsing for natural oil and gas works well when the dowser and the geologist work together, in conjunction, utilising each others information. As you are aware seismic surveys are correct when indicating structures, however they are not always correct when indicating hydrocarbon areas. If I were to conduct a map dowsing survey at a site of interest/licensed area  for hydrocarbon bearing areas and find natural oil and gas and the seismic survey confirmed my findings this increases the likelihood of natural oil and gas actually being there.  As a Consultant Dowser I can only advise what my findings are. If I find that there is natural oil and gas at a location and the seismic survey confirms this It is then the decision of the  Senior Geologist and the Board of Directors (of the company) to decide whether to go ahead with the project by drilling the well.  In addition, if my findings differ from the geologists, again it would be the decision of the Geologist and the Board of Directors to decide   whether to continue with the project or not. This method would help to save your company a substantial amount of money and time and increase the success rate and reduce the amount of failed prospects. Another advantage of using dowsers, like myself, as a consultant who can advise what the findings are, it is that it is possible  for me to locate the best area to drill to take up the largest amount of natural oil or natural gas from the field and potentially locate the area with the least obstructions to drilling.  As a dowser I can locate natural oil on its own or a combination of natural oil and gas together or gas on its own depending on the structures and depth to where the field is lying.  I can also dowse for the cooking areas, which creates the natural oil and gas fields.  All this will save time and money whether it is on site dowsing or the map surveys.  Of course, fees for dowsing are a lot less than seismic searches of the exploration area.   I believe that dowsing is a gift and that I am not allowed to use it for my own benefit - such as my own gold mine or oil or gas company - but I am allowed to make a living out of it by helping others to make a success of their ventures by using my skills as a professional dowser. I know this from my own personal experience when I lost the gift for 18 months because I helped a speculator. How this process will take place    More...

Chevron 1993...'the seismic line which you indicated crossed through the oil/gas reservoir does infact do so. The Alba oilfield which comes on stream this month, was in higher of the two horizons....you highlighted contains the Britannia gas condensate field. This is a mixture of oil and gas. Click here for the latest information on the Alba oil field and the Britannia oil and gas field. Peter is also a respected water dowser Find out more about his work here Chevron 2001 ...it would appear that your prediction of Chevron not finding commercial hydrocarbons on the block was correct. click here to see full letter from Chevron Oil Peter has found new seams in gold mines, including the famous Clogau mine. Find out more here

In recent years I have been helping an independent oil and gas company with its exploration programme. See below for the latest reference from this oil company. I am unable to mention the name, or location because of the confidentiality clause.  The chief geologist of the company offers the following testimony to my work:

‘Peter has shown a remarkable ability to identify the presence of geological structures in the subsurface that could potentially be hydrocarbon-bearing.  In several cases his dowsing has highlighted areas where oil or gas could be present and which when subsequently checked against seismic data have indeed shown the presence of viable leads or prospects. Based on this work, the company has acquired acreage and identified prospects that it would not otherwise have considered or recognised.  His work has also proved to be a valuable screening tool when evaluating exploration opportunities offered by other companies.    Having worked with Peter now for several years we are therefore of the firm opinion that his dowsing techniques can make a significant contribution to the success of an exploration company. As a final comment, our experience has shown that it is important for both the geologist and Peter to work together in order to get the best results - from the geologist’s perspective Peter’s work can certainly make you think again and reconsider the prospectivity of areas that you may otherwise have dismissed or overlooked, whilst for Peter the technical and scientific insight provided by the geologist helps him to fine tune his dowsing technique to the subsurface geology’
from current client oil company  - name withheld due to commercial confidentiality clause

Dowsing for Oil

Oilmen, in particular, seem to have a passion for dowsing, probably because finding oil remains something of a remarkable art - no matter how sophisticated the technology you use to locate it. And the industry seems to have profited vastly from dowsing.

In 1910, diviners reputedly discovered one of the most spectacular oilfields in the US. At its peak, the California Lakeview Number 1 ‘gusher' spurted a fountain of oil 200 feet into the air and produced over 100,000 barrels a day. It was so prolific that the price of oil temporarily collapsed by over two thirds.  Atlantic Richfield, now part of BP, was also reputedly found by dowsers, as was Union Oil. Pemex, the Mexican oil major, made a fortune from an oilfield pinpointed by a famous dowser.

On average oil companies can drill 5 wells and perhaps only one would be successful quantity-wise the other 4 could either have insufficient natural oil and gas in them or they could be dry.  As a dowser, I can penetrate the ground as deep as where the natural oil or gas is.  If there is no natural oil or gas then I get no reactions.  I can pick up the geological structures, the fracture zones, the shatter zones, the basins and salt domes. The basins sometimes contain natural oil and gas within the structures other times the basins have got no natural oil or gas of sufficient quantities.  The other advantage of using a dowser, like myself, is that I can give a good guide as to the quantity of natural oil and gas recoverable under normal natural pressure and I can give a guide as to the quantity within the whole structure.