Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis
From Conventional to Modern Approach
~ For avoiding common errors in valuation and improving investment decision making ~
A case-based three day workshops - December 7th-9th 2016, Bandung
Introduction
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Current low
crude price has made much oil and gas project was delayed while waiting for
the situation strengthen. Many people in oil and gas industry are concerned
that their organizations may be destroying value by making systematic errors
in investment evaluation and decision.
An analysis on
operating and investment costs is therefore very crucial task. Having low
operating and investment costs per barrel product, corporate values and
profitability will increase and eventually will make company be sustainable
in the current situation.
Besides the
strategy to optimize the asset portfolio in more efficient and effective, we
need some advance economics tools to support our investment decision on
development project includes the acquisition activity.
Unfortunately,
the static discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation methods currently in common use
in these industries have systematic biases that can lead asset managers to
fall in to all of these traps, and others.
Since 20 years
ago, advance techniques had been developed and implemented, such as Monte
Carlo Simulation, and Real Options (RO) approach. These techniques can help
asset managers to make better investment decisions in dealing with current
uncertainty related to the technical and market issues.
These
automatically causes the different types and levels of uncertainty inherent
in different asset designs and management plans to have appropriately
different effects on asset value.
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Key
Highlights
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1. Appreciate that static DCF NPV is not enough to measure the whole
value of an oil and gas project.
2. Move beyond the static approach framework that is implicit in most
current analyses to an explicit modeling and analysis using dynamic approach
3. Have acquired the skills to identify, model and evaluate the oil and gas case in Indonesia using all available techniques (conventional to modern approach)
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Training
Scheme
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Training Material
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Computer Requirements |
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