Named after Porcupine Rim

Porcupine is named after Porcupine Rim near Moab, Utah: one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring mountain-bike trails on the planet. Riders face rocky terrain, steep slopes, vertical drops and full exposure to the elements. Getting down it cleanly takes planning, preparation and skill, as well as determination and commitment on the trail: every line has to be assessed, every risk managed. Done well, it is one of the most rewarding rides there is.

Like mastering the Rim, making energy projects succeed takes planning, assessment and risk management.

Energy projects are much the same. Every opportunity comes with challenges, uncertainties and risks. Understanding its real value, and how to capture it, takes sound assessment and a clear view of what could go wrong and how to deal with it. That is where Porcupine comes in.

We believe the most value comes from integration: between disciplines, between departments and between people. So we make sure every solution fits the bigger picture, which is what makes it last.

We help clients turn potential into projects that are technically sound, commercially viable and ready for permitting, whether that is an oil or gas field, a CO₂ store or another energy-transition project. That means bringing technical, commercial and permitting work together into clear decision packages, and keeping partners and management aligned before major commitments are made.

Porcupine is small by design. You work directly with senior petroleum engineers with more than 50 years of combined experience, backed by trusted partners when a project needs a wider team.