Phil Grant has over twenty years of combined experience in the fields of environmental consulting, underground injection, groundwater hydrogeology, geophysical surveying as well as oil and gas exploration and development. His experience has been obtained through project management of numerous injection well and groundwater projects, by working as a consultant to private industry, through the management of exploration and development departments of several independent oil and gas firms, and by instructing both collegiate and industrial courses in energy resources and environmental geology. He has worked on projects in Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Illinois, Ohio, West Virginia, California and Oregon.

Mr. Grant has managed the development of state hazardous and nonhazardous waste injection well permit applications, and federal "no migration" petitions. He has been responsible for developing all aspects of the permit and petition applications, including subsurface mapping, waste front modeling, compatibility testing, developing operating parameters, area of review determination, and fulfilling all applicable state and federal regulatory requirements.

Mr. Grant has designed, performed and interpreted the data from numerous geophysical surveys at hazardous waste facilities throughout the Gulf Coast. He has extensive experience in the interpretation of Gulf Coast and West Texas seismic surveys. He has additional experience in soil and groundwater sampling.

Mr. Grant has been actively involved in the evaluation of several hazardous waste storage facilities in and around salt comes along the Gulf Coast. He has performed extensive geologic mapping and interpretation related to the feasibility of storage at these sites. Mr. Grant has mapped and been involved in the drilling of deep geologic prospects for the petroleum industry. As part of this work, he has evaluated the geology during and after drilling through the use of the geophysical logs, whole and sidewall cores, drillstem tests and reservoir testing.

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