WellDog1415 North Loop West, Mezzanine A , Houston, Texas, United States

Founded in 1999, WellDog’s mission is to drive global sustainability through georesource innovation.  Our company strives to achieve this mission by excelling in three areas:

• Technical Innovation
• Business Model Innovation
• World Class Customer Focus

WellDog was founded on the premise that innovative technologies can facilitate a future of sustainable energy resource development.

Responsible, efficient exploration and production of energy has become a highly technical undertaking. Innovative technical services offer an unparalleled opportunity to improve that process, thereby reducing environmental impact, increasing safety and improving producers’ speed and profitability.

WellDog has built a reputation for adapting cutting-edge technology to create practical, easy-to-adopt technical solutions for key resource evaluation and production challenges.

WellDog is an energy-focused technical services company that developed its own patented, proven Reservoir Raman chemical sensing systems to provide commercial reservoir analysis services for coal, gas, alternative and conventional resources.

Building on the strength of those services and the company’s world-wide customer focus, WellDog now develops, sources, advances and manages a diverse set of innovative technical solutions. The company focuses on platform technologies that enable solutions to address the critical needs of today’s unconventional and alternative energy industries in a high volume, low cost manner.

Conventional Oil & Gas

Conventional oil and gas was the major contributor to global oil and gas supply prior to the significant rise in unconventional production. Conventional oil and gas generally exhibit harsh reservoir conditions at depth and therefore require cost effective technical solutions that meet the challenge of elevated conditions at depth. The WellDog suite of technical services allows operators to both characterize the reservoir and production during exploitation activities.