Exploration and Production for Oil and Gas: technical and commercial approaches
16–18 April 2008
London, UK
The continued evolution of exploration and production technologies helps to decrease risk, reduce costs and enhance commerciality of operations in challenging environments. The E&P industry continues to confront the difficulties of the depletion of existing reserves and the finding and development of new, material volumes of commercial reserves that can satisfy rapidly growing global demands for oil, petroleum products and gas.
In high, but volatile oil and gas price environments, the new technologies play vital roles in constraining costs and enhancing recovery. They ensure the long-term viability of many projects. Knowledge of these technologies and their commercial implications is important not only for the technical teams but also for the managers, economists and decisionmakers that are involved in deploying and investing in them.
This course familiarises delegates, avoiding jargon and corporate bias, with the evolution and recent developments in a wide range of upstream technologies. It also identifies from commercial and risk perspectives the respective strengths and weaknesses of the technologies currently in use.
For full details, visit:
http://www.energyinst.org.uk/training/804EXPRO.pdf
Posted by Online Data on Monday, April 07, 2008 10:53
Location London, UK
Category Training Courses
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