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Structuring Companies and Assets (EPS)
This course deals with the theme of global issues and technical trends
involved with strategic oil and gas management. It gives an appreciation
of organisational, technical and financial drivers influencing E&P projects
and some insight into the recognition of opportunities throughout the
value chain.
Many organisations compliment their short and near-term programs with a
long-term view of what they wish to achieve. From the outset this requires
overall goals to be set and a strategy to be set which align with the
short-term actions. Development of an understanding of what types of assets
and the suitable organisational set-up are a prerequisite, as is an
understanding of the tools to measure and monitor the performance against
objectives. Good decisions are based on sound research and analysis of the
business environment where understanding of the future oil and gas markets
market trends such as the challenges associated with deepwater Exploration
and Production, LNG, power and gas storage, are essential.
Who Should Attend
- Professionals trained in other industries or with narrow experience in
the upstream sector wishing to get a broad view of the E&P sector and how
its business is conducted
- E&P managers and team leaders, oil and gas analysts/economics, geologists,
geophysicists, engineers (reservoir, production, facilities, drilling) and
landmen
- Legal professionals, E&P and joint venture administrators, contract
negotiators, new venture staff wishing to learn more about how the E&P
business works and the impact on E&P operations
What You Will Learn
- The issues and techniques involved in Long Range Planning with the
development of goals and strategies and action plans
- The spectrum of E&P assets types and their contribution within the E&P
project life cycle
- The range of organisational options, the functions of business units,
asset teams and alliances and how certain structures suite specific strategic
objectives
- Tools and techniques for measuring and monitoring performance
- The commercial, financial and technical drivers influencing today’s
Exploration and Production projects and the trend to upstream/downstream
integration
- Future oil and gas market trends, deepwater challenges, LNG, power
and gas storage issues
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