International petroleum Law (Production Sharing system) Workshop
Reference number : OG-LC-10002
Industry
Oil and Gas (Upstream)
Course Overview
The International Petroleum Law (Production Sharing System) Workshop offered by Standard & Beyond (S&B) is an intensive training program designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks and contractual agreements that govern the global petroleum industry. This workshop delves into the intricacies of production sharing contracts (PSCs), exploring their evolution, key components, and the negotiation processes involved in these complex agreements. Participants will gain insights into the legal and policy background of the petroleum environment, including licensing, concessions, and joint ventures.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is tailored for professionals involved in the international petroleum industry, including lawyers, geologists, engineers, contract managers, and government officials who engage in or oversee the drafting and negotiation of mining contracts. It is also highly beneficial for those seeking to enhance their negotiation skills and understanding of the legal and policy technicalities affecting the petroleum industry.
Course Content & Learning objectives
The curriculum of the International Petroleum Law Workshop is structured to cover a wide array of topics essential for mastering the field of petroleum law. The course content includes:
- An overview of international petroleum law and its basic principles.
- A detailed examination of key petroleum contracts such as PSCs, licensing agreements, concessions, and joint ventures.
- Strategies for effective negotiation and the role of legal counsel in drafting enforceable international petroleum agreements.
- Analysis of the key provisions necessary to make PSCs work within the framework of host government contracts.
- Practical exercises and case studies to understand the art of negotiation and the dynamics of contractual agreements in the petroleum industry.
By the end of this workshop, attendees will have developed the expertise to negotiate and draft contracts that are not only legally sound but also advantageous for their organizations in the international petroleum landscape.
Course venue
Online & Physical
Course Duration
24 Hours (3 Days)
Course Bespoke option available
Yes (at Extra Cost)
Course Fee
1200$ +VAT
Maximum number of trainees
6
Date
19 Aug 2024 - 21 Aug 2024
Organizational Management for Energy Professionals
Reference number : OG-HRM-20005
Industry
Energy (Upstream , midstream , upstream and power)
Course Overview
The "Organizational Management for Energy Professionals" course offered by Standard & Beyond (S&B) is a comprehensive program designed to equip mid-career to senior managers and supervisors with the essential skills and knowledge required to navigate the complex landscape of the energy industry. This course provides a deep dive into the strategic role of Human Resources (HR) within the energy sector, focusing on organizational design, manpower planning, leadership development, and management of change. Participants will engage with the principles of the Balanced Scorecard and its application in analyzing leadership and workforce behaviors, skills, and competencies, as well as the impact of HR policies on organizational success.
Who Should Attend
This program is specifically tailored for professionals from all sectors of the oil and gas industry, including energy managers, energy engineers, facility and business managers, industrial engineers, supply chain professionals, utility officials, consultants, contractors, financial officers, and energy service company professionals. It is ideal for those who are looking to enhance their competencies in key HR management areas and are committed to investing in workforce success to implement strategic plans effectively.
Course Content & Learning objectives
The curriculum of the "Organizational Management for Energy Professionals" course is rich and varied, covering a range of topics that are critical for strategic business discussions and planning in modern energy organizations. The content includes an overview of global energy industry trends and expectations, the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in HR management, strategic planning for HR specialists, and organizational design. Additionally, the course delves into behavioral competencies, competency management methodology, and processes, as well as providing an interactive demonstration of IHRDC’s industry-leading competency management, assessment, learning, and reporting software. Participants will leave with a solid foundation in managing personnel to execute strategy, implementing the Three Scorecards, and understanding the evolving roles of HR specialists within the energy sector.
Course venue
Online & Physical
Course Duration
32Hours (4 Days)
Course Bespoke option available
Yes (at Extra Cost)
Course Fee
850$ +VAT
Maximum number of trainees
12
Date
21 Sep 2024 - 24 Sep 2024
Economics and Risk Analysis of Petroleum Projects
Reference number : OG-FRM-20034
Industry
Energy (Upstream , midstream , upstream and power)
Course Overview
The "Economics and Risk Analysis of Petroleum Projects" course offered by Standard & Beyond provides an intensive exploration into the financial and risk assessment aspects of petroleum projects. This course is meticulously designed to equip participants with the knowledge to conduct robust economic evaluations and risk analyses, essential for making informed decisions in the volatile oil and gas industry. Attendees will delve into the application of economic analysis techniques, project evaluation methods, and risk management strategies, all tailored to the unique demands of the petroleum sector.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for professionals involved in the oil and gas industry, particularly those in roles related to finance, project development, and technology. It is highly beneficial for energy managers, supervisors, engineers, geologists, economists, accountants, auditors, inspectors, and support staff who are engaged in or responsible for the financial performance and risk assessment of petroleum investments and projects.
Course Content & Learning objectives
Participants will engage with a comprehensive curriculum that covers a range of topics, including the fundamentals of petroleum economics, project cash flow analysis, and sensitivity analysis. The course will also address the various economic structures such as tax regimes and production sharing contracts. Attendees will learn to develop economic models, evaluate investment opportunities, and apply risk management methods to mitigate project risks. Practical exercises, case studies, and team-based business games will reinforce the theoretical knowledge, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.
Course venue
Online & Physical
Course Duration
24 Hours (3 Days)
Course Bespoke option available
Yes (at Extra Cost)
Course Fee
1450$ +VAT
Maximum number of trainees
6
Date
07 Oct 2024 - Oct Sep 2024
Supply Chain essentials and International Oil Trading and Price Risk Management.
Reference number : OG-FRM-20005
Industry
Energy (Upstream , midstream , upstream and power)
Course Overview
The "Supply Chain Essentials and International Oil Trading and Price Risk Management" course is a comprehensive program designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of the supply chain dynamics and the intricacies of oil trading and risk management. This five-day course is structured into two primary segments, offering a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights. The first segment delves into the selection and valuation of crude oils by refineries, exploring the 'gross product worth' and its impact on the market value and availability of crude oils in the international market. The second segment is dedicated to the negotiation and evaluation of deals, profitability calculations, chartering of ships through brokers, and a thorough examination of the legal and operational facets of trading. Participants will acquire the skills necessary to manage a trading book, comprehend risk management tools, and make informed decisions based on current market pricing of crude oil and refined product markets as reported by Platts and Argus.
Who Should Attend
This program is tailored for professionals currently engaged in downstream marketing, supply trading, and those in associated support functions. It is also beneficial for analysts in supply and marketing roles seeking a broader market understanding, as well as individuals from oil companies, banks, law firms, accountancy practices, and the media who interact with traders and trading. Additionally, those transitioning into oil markets from financial markets or other industries will find this course to be of significant value.
Course Content & Learning objectives
The curriculum covers a wide array of topics essential for mastering supply chain and trading operations. In the realm of Supply Chain Essentials, participants will learn about different types of crude oil, their evaluation, market dynamics, and pricing strategies. The course also addresses oil refining processes, including distillation, reforming, treating, conversion, and cracking, alongside refinery economics, optimization, and blending to understand refinery margins. Logistics, such as scheduling oil supply, and the processing of deals are also integral parts of the course. The International Oil Trading and Price Risk Management segment provides an introduction to trading markets, price reporting, and pricing mechanisms. It delves into the international pricing of crude oils, the mechanics of trading products, oil broking, and costings. Participants will engage in exercises to compare alternative outlets, arbitrage trading, and valuing product quality. The course also covers contract negotiation, deal profitability calculations, spread trading, and the legal aspects of tendering. Chartering and freight, including calculating freight costs using Worldscale, chartering a ship, calculating demurrage, and managing freight exposure through swaps, are also included. Lastly, the course addresses performance and credit risk, documentation, and the identification and minimization of risks in trading, with a focus on risk management instruments like futures and forward markets.
Course venue
Online & Physical
Course Duration
40 Hours (5 Days)
Course Bespoke option available
Yes (at Extra Cost)
Course Fee
1800$ +VAT
Maximum number of trainees
6
Date
04 Nov 2024 - 08 Nov 2024