D014 Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis
D014 Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis
Business Impact: This course will provide attendees with methods to identify and incorporate subsurface facilities and commercial uncertainties into an economic evaluation of a project. Additionally, it will provide practice with tools with which to manage the associated risks, thereby reducing the investor’s exposure to financial downside while taking advantage of potential upside.
This course details the main financial concepts and economic evaluation techniques and related financial concepts that are used in the oil and gas upstream business to assist decision making on either the investment of capital or the divestment of assets. The course will be focused upon the conversion of hydrocarbon volumes to ‘monetary value’ and the requirement for consistent means of determining both the absolute and relative attractiveness of investment opportunities, from exploration, through appraisal and new field development to portfolio management decisions.
A virtual classroom course divided into 10 three to three and a half hour webinar sessions (equivalent to a five-day classroom course), comprising lectures, case studies, and practical exercises to be completed by participants during and between sessions.
Introduction
Development Economics
Exploration Economics
Incremental Economics
Defining Uncertainty and Risk; Statistician’s vs Practitioner’s View
Economics of Appraisal
Heuristics - Human Bias in Uncertainty Estimation
Risk and Uncertainty in Development Planning
Portfolio Management
Subsurface professionals of all disciplines (geoscientists, engineers and managers) involved in the E&P process who wish to obtain an understanding of petroleum economics, and those who are transferring from a technical discipline into the world of commercial evaluation.
Upon completion of this course possible follow up courses could include N006 (An Introduction to Reservoir Engineering), N412 (A Critical Guide to Reservoir Appraisal and Development), N425 (Play Analysis for Targeted Prospect Identification) and N995 (Managing Uncertainty and Risk in Appraisal and Development).
Background
Affiliations and Accreditation
MBA, Henley Management College
BSc, University of Nottingham, Chemical Engineering
Courses Taught
N006: An Introduction to Reservoir Engineering for Geoscientists
N014: Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis
D006: An Introduction to Reservoir Engineering for Geoscientists (Distance Learning)
D014: Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis (Distance Learning)
N444: Development Planning For Mature Fields
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