Given the volatility of oil and gas prices and their impact on industry performance, rigorous economic evaluation of upstream petroleum projects is essential for sound investment decision-making.
This program examines fiscal instruments and contract terms within oil and gas fiscal regimes that govern exploration and production operations worldwide. A comparative analysis of government take statistics and economic metrics is included to help participants understand how different fiscal systems affect project value.
The course also explains how the economic value of oil and gas ventures is determined and applied in rational decision-making processes. Participants will learn how to assess project profitability, risk exposure, and investment attractiveness under varying fiscal and market conditions.
Through in-class simulations, attendees will estimate the impact of fiscal instruments on total government take, E&P economics, and overall take statistics, gaining practical insight into the financial mechanics of upstream petroleum projects.