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The Gas Chain Concept - Industry Structure, Economics, and Pricing (NG3)
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This highly popular five-day course provides a comprehensive introduction to the concept of the 'gas chain,' a thorough understanding of which is essential for anyone associated with the natural gas business. The result is an understanding of the interdependence of each phase of the gas business and the implications of this for the commercial organisation, finance, operation and structure to commercialise gas reserves.
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Oxford, UK
1 - 5 June 2009
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'I really enjoyed the course. Thank you.' L.F.P., Petrobras
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International Gas Contracts - Commercial Factors and Negotiations (NG5)
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The vast majority of natural gas sales, including international ones, are via pipeline. Unfortunately such familiarity may lead to a less than successful approach to the negotiation of such sales and purchase contracts - as several companies have learned to their cost. This five-day course will give you a deeper understanding of the contractual issues as well as risks and how to mitigate them.
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Oxford, UK
8 - 12 June 2009
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'Thanks! The lecturer was excellent . Info provided was extremely useful.' S.S., Addax
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Gas Pipeline Economics and Engineering - Crucial Factors to Successful Pipeline Projects (NG6)
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The gas industry, a 'chain business,' uses pipelines to form the main link of the gas chain. These pipelines are major engineering projects. The pipeline's economics are crucial to the viability of gas development projects. This course brings together key engineering and economic factors essential to the success of pipeline projects and provides a detailed analysis of the cost structure of pipelines and the inter-relations between all the factors.
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Oxford, UK
22 - 26 June 2009
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'This was value for money and time well invested.' D.P., Petrosa
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Global LNG - The Complete Supply Chain (LNG1)
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This newly updated, premier 'master-class' course is delivered by an established team of top professionals in the international LNG scene. Delegates attending 'Global LNG - the Complete Supply Chain' gain comprehensive awareness and understanding of the complete LNG chain from commercial, technical and market perspectives, and of proposed future global developments.
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London, UK
22 - 26 June 2009
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'An enjoyable, thoroughly interesting course presentation which allowed interactive debate.' A.B., Suez Global LNG
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Natural Gas Sales and Marketing in a Competitive Environment (NG15)
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Competitive pressures increase the need to market effectively. This is particularly true in liberal gas markets. This five-day course charts the shift from a monopolycontrolled market to the liberalised and highly competitive model. The role of alternative fuels in this change will also be reviewed. Using the Bolonia© case study, the course analyses the key gas market sectors, considering the viewpoint of the producer, transmission company, gas marketer and consumer in a recently privatised gas supply system.
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Oxford, UK
29 June - 3 July 2009
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'Very happy to learn from experts. Very rich formulation, interesting. Lots of thanks!' R.D., Sonatrach
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