RPS delivers field, classroom and online courses focusing on core skills development and current challenges facing the Energy industry. Courses are delivered by instructors recognised as leading subject matter experts in their field, including industry leaders, professors and distinguished lecturers.
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This interactive course will highlight the key steps to achieve TCFD compliance and keep your organisation's reporting on track.
This course will summarise the unique issues when modelling for storage. Participants will learn to consider fluid properties, heterogeneity, geomechanics, seismic monitoring, and scale when carrying out reservoir modelling for storage.
Participants on this course will develop a good understanding of shelf and shallow marine systems within a sequence stratigraphic framework for both clastic and mixed carbonate-clastic systems.
This course empowers attendees to develop and apply their skills to the growing industry of Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage.
This course provides clear, concise and practical information for understanding and implementing the CO2 enhanced oil recovery into unconventional reservoirs.
This course is designed to address the fundamentals of shelf sedimentology within a time stratigraphic framework. In addition to ‘classic’ lowstand, transgressive, and highstand systems, we will also review transgressive highstand deposits and the influence of current and tidal reworking of shelf clastics.
The central themes of this workshop are the construction of robust structural models, the development of an understanding and appreciation of the uncertainties within them, and how these impact the resultant reservoir model.
Participants will develop a good understanding of fluvial systems and will be able to create predictive models for the distribution and characterisation of fluvial reservoirs.
The NTA Program is designed for current challenges and scheduled with a blend of different delivery modes.
Virtual instructor led courses timetabled to provide a globally accessible program.
Field courses in US, UK, Ireland, Spain and France are scheduled in Q2 through Q4 2022
Classroom courses including core workshops and workstation based courses.
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