JENNIFER LOOFF
Geoscientist IV - Salt Caverns & Disposal Wells
Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Geophysics from Texas A&M University and is a seasoned geologist and project manager with extensive expertise in Underground Injection Control (UIC) projects, with a primary focus on deep well disposal and CO₂ sequestration. She leads regulatory and technical consulting efforts across state and EPA permitting landscapes. Jennifer oversees end-to-end development of UIC permit applications, including site selection, geologic and seismic data integration, no-migration petition documentation, and compliance with Land Ban regulations. She plays a central role in managing client relationships, coordinating with regulatory agencies, and directing subsurface data workflows. Her work ensures the safe, efficient, and regulatory-compliant storage of fluids and CO₂ across key sites in the Gulf Coast and EPA Region 6.
Education, Licenses & Certifications
Bachelor of Science, Geophysics, Texas A&M University
Industry Experience
Wastewater Disposal Well (Hazardous and Non-Hazardous) Permitting
Saltwater Disposal Well Permitting
CO2 Sequestration Well Permitting
Stratigraphic Test Well Permitting
Technical Experience
Project Management of Permitting Projects
Feasibility Studies
UIC Well Permitting (Well Classes I-VI)
EPA No-Migration Petitioning (Class I Hazardous and Class VI CO2 Sequestration Wells)