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| 30 Nov - 03 Dec 2010 |
| Suntec City, Singapore |
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Oil & Gas Economics and Uncertainty |
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Instructors: Rodney Schulz
Course Length: 2 Days
Course CEUs: 1.6
Course Description
Engineers, finance professionals, geoscientists, supervisors, managers and executives will find that Oil and Gas Economics and Uncertainty will improve their performance by improving their oil and gas investment acumen. The course will accomplish this by confronting and dissecting the realities that professionals and managers face when they evaluate, recommend or approve an oil and gas project.
With risk and uncertainty underlying nearly all of the discussions, topics the course will address include risk quantification, appropriate project metrics, project prioritization, market efficiency and price forecasting, volatility quantification and the value of consistency, the uncertainty inherent with a decline curve forecast and analyzing the issues around hedging. Additionally, the course will address the strengths and weaknesses of traditional econometric calculations as well as AFE/accounting considerations.
In short, the professional or manager will return to their position with a new set of pragmatic tools along with the knowledge and confidence necessary to apply them. Hence, the course will improve the financial performance of the individual, their team and their organization by improving the financial/analytical quality of their recommendations and decisions.
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10 - 11 Mar 2010
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Dallas, Texas
USA
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