Discover the opportunities from the Oil & Gas Sector course, a training designed to provide you with key skills in a scope which remains crucial in the global economy. Currently, the oil and gas sector is facing challenges y transformations which require qualified professionals to adapt to a an ever-changing environment. With this course, you will acquire essential knowledge on the industry, their dynamic y emerging trends. The demand for experts in this field is registration, and take part in this training you will position itself favourably in the labour market. Furthermore, the online format offers you the flexibility from learn from anywhere, allowing you to balancing your studies along with others responsibilities. Make the most of this opportunity for boost your career in a a sector with great potential and global significance.
Oil & Gas Sector
Energy
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understand the basic operation of the oil and gas industry at the level of global.
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Identify the key processes from extraction y production from oil and gas.
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Analyse the current trends from the energy market and their implications.
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Assess the environmental impacts and the regulations from the energy sector.
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Explore the emerging technologies in the oil and gas industry.
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Apply risk management concepts in projects from oil and gas.
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Interpret financial and economic data from the Oil & Gas sector.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. OVERALL SITUATION IN O&G
The historical development of the oil industry
The historical development of the gas industry
O&G reserves, production and consumption
Geopolitics and global factors
International companies and references
TEACHING UNIT 2. O&G VALUE CHAINS
The concept of “commodities”
Value chain
The oil value chain
Gas value chain
Vertical integration and transfer pricing
TEACHING UNIT 3. O&G ACTIVITIES
Upstream
Exploration, drilling and production techniques
Midstream
Downstream
Health, Safety and the Environment
TEACHING UNIT 4. SHIP CHARTERS
O&G traffic
Types of charter
Charter party agreements
Other charter options
Documentation