Interview with Petrol Oil & Gas CEO Paul Branagan

Company Overview

Petrol Oil and Gas, Inc. (OTCBB: POIG) is an oil and gas producer whose primary focus is the development and production of oil, gas, and Coal Bed Methane (CBM) in Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri. During the past three years POIG has acquired a large mineral acreage and drilled a total of 23 test/development wells in this area that are geologically suitable for CBM development. In addition, the Company has recently acquired and currently operates a producing property with 72 CBM wells in the prolific Thayer Gas Field in Southeast Kansas.
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Paul Branagan
President and CEO

Mr. Branagan is a physicist with over 30 years experience in oil and gas applied to commercial and technical R&D projects, specifically focussed on evaluating and modeling complex petroleum reservoirs and large scale field projects, as well as developing enhancement methods to improve production from such fields.

In 1993, he founded Branagan & Associates, an engineering firm specializing in oil and gas consulting with a variety of clients including the Gas Research Institute, Sandia National Labs, Barrett Resources, Conoco, Williams Production, Mobil, CNPC in China and many others.

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