The Ultimate Oil & Gas Economics Course
Learn the principles of Petroleum Economics and gain practical experience in the oil and gas industry. This course is ideal for managers, economists, and engineers looking to enhance their understanding of upstream, midstream, and downstream processes. Discover how to conduct feasibility studies and analyze risk factors. Perfect for science, engineering, and business students.
What you’ll learn
- Understand Economic Parameters.
- Understand the whole process relating oil & gas segments (Upstream, Midstream, Downstream).
- Understand the hydrocarbon composition, quality standards, economic value.
- Identify Oil & Gas companies and organizations.
- Identify marketing & pricing of crude oil/ end products.
- Conduct an Upstream feasibility study.
- Prepare sensitivity/risk analysis reports.
- Identify the Midstream segment and its various constituents.
- Understand selectin/design criterial for Midstream surface facilities.
- Identify Downstream processes and steps.
- Understand break-even analysis and its uses.
- Conduct a Downstream feasibility study.
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*********FOR STUDENTS *********
This course provides Science, Engineering, and Business students with the main
academic principles, and practical aspects to properly extend their
comprehension and understanding. This course is a combination
of academical and technical work experience provided by VISION
organization.
First, the course gives an introduction on various definitions and
tasks used in Petroleum Economics including the definition of a project, feasibility study, types of projects, how to perform a feasibility study.
The introduction also illustrates how to determine crude oil/ end products prices, marketing, oil & gas companies.
The second portion of the course discusses Upstream projects and how to conduct a feasibility study using different economic parameters.
While the third portion introduces midstream economics involving the process in midstream, identifying processing units, design and selection criteria for surface facilities.
The last portion of the course is downstream economics, it gives a detailed explanation about the process steps in the downstream segment, also discusses refinery plants, how they operate and how to make a downstream feasibility study.
Who this course is for:
- Managers
- Economists
- Petroleum Engineers
- Chemical Engineers
- Mechanical Engineers
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