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ContentsGTC Energy Overview 78Energy Training Solutions 79Training Faculties 81Oil and Gas Courses 82Power & Electricity Courses 94Energy Law and Regulation Courses 97Renewable and Non Renewable Energy Courses 100Training Calendar 2018 103

Driving excellence acrossthe energy industry www.gtcenergy.com

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GTC Energy provides comprehensive, integrated solutions for the energy industry in emerging economies. With access to wide-ranging intellectual and pragmatic expertise, GTC Energy provides customised, cutting-edge technical training, consultancy and operational support. You’ll find us working at the heart of the energy industry in territories as diverse as Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, UAE, and UK.

We believe that our delegates deserve the best environment possible during their learning experience.

We know this industry inside out. We draw on our group of companies’ unique combinations of international experience and local knowledge. This enables us to help you meet every one of the challenges you face in commissioning, operating and maintaining effective energy production facilities.

Local understandingWe understand what it means to operate oil and gas production facilities in emerging economies: the standards, risks, and challenges that you face.

We start where you are and work with you to achieve your goals.

International experienceWe work globally, combining international and local experience to help your organisation meet international and local energy standards.

In an interconnected world, our project management experience is resolutely global.

Proven expertiseOur extensive network of consultants contributes intellectual and practical knowledge validated by extensive research and commercial experience.

Innovative solutionsWe have the know-how to operate in your environment, providing innovative and realistic solutions to ensure improved performance and efficiency.

What Makes Us Unique?Leveraging international experience, local expertise, and know-how

GTC Energy OverviewEnabling and driving energy business growth

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GTC Energy offers a full range of unique competency-based training for operators, non-operators, specialist engineers, managers, and leaders. Our training approaches include international, regional, local and tailored training, delivered in various locations throughout the world.

Our training solutions deliver uniquely relevant benefits. Whatever your managerial level, we can help you:• Comprehend the fundamentals of

operations and management in energy production and distribution

• Acquire new management techniques and tools relevant to the energy industry

• Gain insight into the challenges facing energy industry managers in complex global organisations

• Increase awareness of sustainability, corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental management

• Network with a diverse, international energy industry peer group

At GTC Energy, we work ‘on the ground’ with our clients. We spend time listening to our clients’ challenges and needs, enabling us to respond appropriately to their evolving priorities.

Through this approach, we have identified the growing trend towards energy, legal and regulatory challenges across the industry – and responded by creating our new Energy Law and Regulation faculty.

This exciting new faculty offers an expanded range of courses designed to equip government and parastatal officials, industry professionals and executives involved in the regulation of energy or gas enterprises resolve complex technical, commercial and legal challenges in the regulated sector.

Energy Training Solutions Developing a full range of energy industry competencies

Just wanted to say thank you for everything. I learned a lot from your course and you have been very helpful. The instructor critique of each project was very helpful as well. Great course and instructor was very knowledgeable and helpful. Procedures Specialist Kuwait Oil Company

Training Faculties Focusing our knowledge and expertise

10-Day MBA for Oil and Gas Professionals

Offshore Operations and Management

Cash Calls and Cost Reduction in Oil and Gas

Project Financing

Procurement Management for Oil, Gas & Petrochemical

Industry - The Revolutionary Approach

Energy Economics and Power Market

Contracts Administration and Management

Aid Coordination and Raising Funds From Donor Organisations

A Practical To Data Analysis and

Reporting Techniques - Info Graphics

Oil and Gas Modelling - A Practical Approach

Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs in Cores, Well-logs and

Seismic Data

Project Cost Estimation and Cost Control

Financial Modelling for the Power Sector

Using Excel

Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs)

Corporate PR Strategies

Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Economics

and Management

Oil and Gas Production Management

Clastic Reservoir Facies

Reservoir Characterization of

Deep Water Systems

Power Plant Operations Management

Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and

Practice

Crisis, Reputation and Issues Management

Applied Biostratigraphy & Sequence Stratigraphy

in Oil Exploration Development

Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management

Completion Design and Practices

Well Management

Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPA’s) and Gas Supply Agreement

(GSA’s)

Strategic Project Management for Power Industry

Oil and Gas Contracts, Licensing, Production, Rights, Legislation and

Agreement

Media Relations and Public Affairs

Basin Analysis

Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis

Core Description Workshop

Well Testing

HR Management and Modern Practices - A

Practical Approach for Oil and Gas Professionals

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Power and ElectricityPg. 94 - 96

Energy Law & Regulation Pg. 97 - 99

Renewable and Non Renewable Energy

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Contents10-Day MBA for Oil and Gas Professionals 83A Practical To Data Analysis and Reporting Techniques - Info Graphics 83Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Economics and Management 84Applied Biostratigraphy & Sequence Stratigraphy in Oil Exploration Development 84Asset Value Assurance Reviews 85Basin Analysis 85Cash Calls and Cost Reduction in Oil and Gas Project Financing 86Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs in Cores, Well-logs and Seismic Data 86Clastic Reservoir Facies 87Completion Design and Practices 87Core Description Workshop 88HR Management and Modern Practices - A Practical Approach for Oil and Gas Professionals 88Offshore Operations and Management 89Oil and Gas Modelling - A Practical Approach 89Oil and Gas Production Management 90Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management 90Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis 91Procurement Management for Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry - The Revolutionary 91 ApproachProject Cost Estimation and Cost Control 92Reservoir Characterization of Deep Water Systems 92Well Management 93Well Testing 93

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Course Overview This course develops delegates’ strategic thinking, leadership, and commercial acumen within the oil and gas industry. This 10-day intensive course will give delegates a comprehensive understanding of the global oil and gas industry and best-practice business management procedures through case studies and exercises based on real-life scenarios.

Who Should Attend?Managers and executives working within the oil and gas industry at all levels of management who want to gain a high-level strategic understanding of all aspects of the industry, as well as government personnel, lawyers, regulators, and investors.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand strategic, commercial and

financial aspects of oil and gas industry• Identify key negotiating factors and skills• Employ comprehensive strategies for risk

analysis and decision-making• Identify structural characteristics of oil and

gas industry• Comprehend financial management for

senior management• Recognise strategic issues for IOCs and

NOCs• Use negotiation skills• Understand business and project

development

Course Overview This comprehensive training course focuses on educating individuals involved with numerical data analysis with the practical capabilities and understanding needed to convert data into credible information, and to represent these results in ways that can be readily communicated to people throughout organisation. This course is entirely application oriented.

Who Should Attend?This training course has been designed for those whose jobs involve the data manipulation, data representation, data interpretation, etc.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Practice a range of the more common

analytical techniques and data representation methods

• Learn the theoretical knowledge to be able to judge when an applied technique will likely lead to incorrect conclusions

• Analyse the frequency and time series• Analyse regression and curve fitting• Represent data sets graphically and

describe data sets using statistics

Key Course Highlights• Data Mining and representation• Frequency Analysis


10-Day MBA for Oil and Gas Professionals

London 13 Aug

Houston 4 Jun

Duration 2 weeks

Related Courses

• Strategic Planning and Development for Oil Industry

A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

A Practical Data Analysis and Reporting Techniques - Info Graphics

London 6 Aug

Houston 22 Oct

Duration 1 week or 2 weeks

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Course Overview This course offers Delegates the opportunity to complement technical strategies in oil and gas with management know how and economic insight.

Who Should Attend?Industry professionals who wish to develop and enhance their economics and finance analytical skills for a range of economic and management issues.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Implement oil and gas pricing and costing• Understand the upstream and downstream

petroleum sectors in their economic, commercial, financial and environmental dimensions

• Use the strategic management and decision making tools for making and justifying operational decisions

• Use the econometrics models in oil and gas economics and finance

• Identify effective industry economic plans and strategies

• Utilise petroleum market management• Apply the strategies to maximise value in the

global oil and gas value chain

Key Course Highlights• Project economics and decision analysis• Energy project finance structures,

requirements and framework• Strategic economic management• Energy finance and economics management

theories and asset evaluations

Course Overview This course will provide professionals with the fundamentals of biostratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy. This will include concepts like: the major fossil groups used in geological operations, processing techniques of the samples, markers identification, use of biostratigraphic charts and their application in the geological interpretation of drilling sections. Delegates will also be able to optimise drilling use at exploration and oil production operations.

Who Should Attend?This course is suitable for geologists, geophysicists, petroleum engineers, drilling engineers and other professionals working in exploration and production of oil.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Identify the pitfalls in the use of

biostratigraphical data and therefore to optimise its use in sediments of different ages and in different palaeo- environments

• Practice working knowledge of different biostratigraphical techniques

• Plan the biostratigraphical analyses and programmes for best results at a minimum cost

• Use the integrated biostratigraphical data to build a high-resolution sequence stratigraphy

• Learn which microfossil groups to use for which age of sediments, and how they are used as palaeo-environmental indicators

• Understand the stratigraphical type sections and the relation between biostratigraphy and chronostratigraphy

• Integrate biostratigraphical data and seismic sequence stratigraphy

Key Course Highlights• Exploration Techniques• Micropaleontology• Biostratigraphical data

Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Economics and Management

London 2 Jul

Houston 10 Sep


Applied Biostratigraphy & Sequence Stratigraphy in Oil Exploration

London 9 Jul

Houston 24 Sep


Book today: +44 (0)20 370 55710 | [email protected] | www.gtcenergy.comAll courses are available as 1-week or 2-week courses

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Course Overview Asset Value Assurance (AVA™) is a process which identifies opportunities to enhance production, increase value, and manage risks at all stages of the asset life cycle. The process is carried out by a multi-disciplinary AGR team working with the client’s project team over a short period of time to identify sources of added value, major project risks and mitigation actions.

Who Should Attend?The process is designed for teams who are facing an investment decision and require an independent review of whether the options considered to date cover the range of plausible cases, address the alternatives, evaluate uncertainties and risks and deliver the full value of the project.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Project technical definition and

economic consequences of potential investments

• Commercial strategy - its ownership and translation into tactics

• Resourcing, stakeholder and organisational management

• Technical, commercial risk (& opportunity) identification and management

Course Overview This course explores how to evaluate the potential of a sedimentary basin, describing the basin history and the resulting petroleum potential. Basin modelling methods will be reviewed and the course culminates with a hands-on case study, selected to illustrate the application of basin analysis techniques to the understanding of petroleum systems and the development of play concepts.

Who Should Attend?This course is designed for basic to intermediate level geologists and is also of benefit to geoscientists in general and other disciplines working within exploration, such as geophysics.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Foundations: definitions, basin types, basin

formation processes, overview of data and techniques used in basin analysis

• Geo-historical analysis: sequence stratigraphic framework, the tectonic history of a basin, the chronostratigraphic diagram, paleogeographic reconstruction, the play concept

• Basin modelling: hydrocarbon generation and migration, burial-depth curves, distribution of source rocks, charge history

• Developing the play concept: The Petroleum System, prospect evaluation, portfolio analysis and risk, worked case study


Asset Value Assurance Reviews

London 18 Jun | 27 Aug


Basin Analysis

London 25 Jun | 10 Sep

Duration 1 week

Related Courses

• Oil and Gas Economics and Finance A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

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Course Overview This is a practical energy training course which enables delegates from all technical and commercial disciplines to understand the theories and methods used to value oil and gas prospects. After completing this course, each student will have an overview of the economic aspects of the upstream and midstream aspects of the petroleum industry.

Who Should Attend?Company executives involved in upstream and midstream businesses, petroleum business development, operational managers who deal with petroleum financing, government and parastatal officials involved in policy, monitoring and regulation of petroleum enterprises.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Gain an introduction to cash calls• Explore cash calls in the petroleum sector• Comprehend and identify costs in the

petroleum sector• Understand cost monitoring and auditing• Explore petroleum development financing• Evaluate petroleum sector contracts• Employ alternative approaches to cash calls• Explore cost reduction techniques

Key Course Highlights• Data Integration• Depositional systems

Course Overview This comprehensive course will enhance delegates understanding of clastic depositional systems, core plogs, well loggs, seismic and production and engineering data. Mapping techniques for not only the field scale but also to increase chances of finding near-field opportunities will also be examined

Who Should Attend?This course will benefit Geologists and Geophysicists with basic training in Sequence Stratigraphy and basic clastic facies.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Use the mapping techniques for well-logs

and seismic with emphasis on identification of EoD’s.

• Analyse dimensional data for sand bodies in different EoD’s

• Develop reservoir mapping workflows emphasizing data integration and main deliverables in different business stages

• Identify typical log patterns in different depositional systems

• Explore sediment transport mechanisms in different EoD’s and impact in reservoir rock properties

• Integrate cores and core plugs information in reservoir analysis, tying to well-log and seismic data.

Key Course Highlights• Data Integration• Depositional systems

Cash Calls and Cost Reduction in Oil and Gas Project Financing

London 10 Sep

Houston 4 Jun


Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs in Cores, Well-logs and Seismic Data

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Houston 25 Jun



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Course Overview This course focuses on the deposition of clastic reservoir sequences, the use of sequence stratigraphy and integrated stratigraphic analysis to further constrain geological models. Depositional environments and characteristics of unconventional reservoirs will also be discussed.

Who Should Attend?This course will benefit exploration and development geologists, geophysicists and other upstream subsurface professionals who are interested in understanding clastic reservoir depositional systems.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand the clastic reservoir systems

tracts, lowstand delta, valley/canyon fill, basin floor fans, high stand and transgressive stands.

• Analyse core and sidewall core, sedimentary logs, and integration of log data

• Set the models and principles of seismic and sequence stratigraphy

• ntegrate the stratigraphic information, biostratigraphical, radiometric dating, chemostratigraphical

• Describe petrophysical characteristics of sandstone reservoirs

• Use sequence stratigraphy in lacustrine environments

• Recognise different types of sedimentary basins

Key Course Highlights• Sedimentary Logs• Sequence stratigraphy

Course Overview This course introduces Delegates to the key components, functional specifications, constraints, and planning considerations involved in well completion design. Reviews of the common types of completions and their areas of application will be examined. This course also covers the stages in the completion design process, the role of company policies, industry standards, and regulatory requirements. Well completion is considered to be one of the most critical practices for reservoir exploitation and management.

Who Should Attend?This course is suitable for completion engineers, site engineers, supervisors, Reservoir engineers, etc.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Design, plan and install safe and efficient

well completion and workover.• Use the lift methods and completion design• Select the best tubing size and best

materials for well completion.• Identify and understand the parameters

that influence the selection and design of completion components.

• Manage well environments with extreme reservoir conditions (pressure, temperature, etc.)

• Bridge the importance of well design in relation to the ability to carry out well intervention.

Key Course Highlights• Completion Design• Industry standards and regulatory

requirements• Reservoir exploitation


Clastic Reservoir Facies

London 4 Jun

Houston 19 Feb


Completion Design and Practices

London 18 Jun | 17 Sep

Duration 1 week

Related Courses

• Oil and Gas Economics and Finance A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

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Course Overview This course covers the principles of sedimentological core logging and description, sequence stratigraphic concepts, biostratigraphic data, material and content relevant to the hydrocarbons.

Who Should Attend?This course is suitable for geoscientists and engineers.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand and experience the core logging

techniques• Identify the principles of sedimentological

core logging• Understand how core logging data are

integrated with other relevant data

Key Course Highlights• Sequence stratigraphic• Biostratigraphic data

Course Overview This training course will focus on modern practices in HR management and strategic ways to change the HR function to better support the oil and gas business objectives and become a true industry leader.

Who Should Attend?This training course has been designed for human resource and organisation development managers.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Achieve strategic change in your organisation• Identify and plan for change in the oil and gas

business• Forecast the future major trends in oil and

gas• Understand the principle of strategic

alignment and it’s significance• Create and implement a robust business

strategy

Core Description Workshop

London 7 May

Houston 20 Aug

Duration 1 week

HR Management and Modern Practices - A Practical Approach for Oil and Gas Professionals

London 20 Aug

Houston 5 Nov


Related Courses

• Energy Project Economics and Decision Analysis

• Power Development and Project Management

• Energy Sector Project Finance Management and Analysis

• Power Plant Operations Management• Oil and Gas Project and Operations

Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com


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Course Overview This course provides awareness of various modern offshore operations and management processes, tools and techniques utilised by petroleum, gas exploration and production organisations.

Who Should Attend?Oil engineers; process, production and project managers; commissioning engineers,HR managers and new management professionals moving into facility operational and management positions.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand oil and gas operations and

environmental risk-management• Develop and implement a risk-management

program for all phases of offshore oil and gas work

• Gain an in-depth understanding of offshore marine operations and logistics

• Utilise techniques for hazard identification and risk assessment for offshore operations

Key Course Highlights• Offshore risk-management• Offshore operations and logistics

management• Offshore procurement and material

management• Equipment and asset management• Offshore safety and document management

Course Overview This course provides delegates with the fundamentals of oil and gas industry modelling, particularly modelling oil and gas reservoirs for improved return on investment (ROI).

Who Should Attend?Professionals and individuals involved in project evaluation, feasibility studies orcompany valuations, including business and finance analysts, accountants, projectinvestment executives and managers, asset managers, and investment and credit analysts.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Apply key oil and gas modelling techniques• Understand essential success factors in oil

and gas models• Understand the terminology relating to

company accounts• Evaluate technical, commercial and financial

aspects of the oil business• Confidently discuss technical terms,

concepts and buzzwords with peers and clients

• Improve oil recovery through technology• Predict flow

Key Course Highlights• Integrated oil and gas modelling• Mathematical modelling of oil and gas flow• Risk and uncertainty analysis and

management• Innovations and challenges• Future trends


Offshore Operations and Management

London 9 Jul

Houston 15 Oct


Oil and Gas Modelling - A Practical Approach

London 17 Sep

Houston 9 Jul


Related Courses

• Financial Analysis and Management Using Excel for the Energy Sector

• Financial Modelling in Excel for the Power Sector


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Course Overview This course is designed to provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of international oil and gas exploration and production fundamentals, facility management techniques and processes, and critical production issues and challenges in the rapidly growing oil and gas industry.

Who Should Attend?Professionals in the oil and gas industry including production managers, plant management officers, business development managers, contract negotiators, business analysts, government officials in energy institutions, energy strategic planners and investors.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand the structure of petroleum

exploration and production• Manage key elements of oil and gas

production• Appropriately identify and manage the risks

and opportunities in oil and gas industry• Identify current oil and gas exploitation and

marketing issues• Recognise oil and gas production

management fundamentals• Identify oil and gas production facilities• Understand oil and gas storage,

transportation and marketing• Explore the economics of production

management

Course Overview This course provides oil and gas industry professionals with a comprehensive understanding of operations, logistical, supply chain and project management. Delegates will learn world-class project management tools, approaches and techniques to enhance business operational performance.

Who Should Attend?Professional and support staff from the energy industry – both project-management and operations sectors: managers, supervisors and project team members who plan, implement, supervise and direct projects; upstream professionals, such as engineers, geoscientists and planners; downstream professionals, such as facility engineers and planners; and corporate and asset managers involved in acquisitions, disposals and business re-engineering projects.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand current thinking about

managing new energy projects• Assess the latest trends in product

specifications, process-unit yields and refining schemes

• Understand the terminology relating to company accounts

• Develop new operations management tools and techniques

• Schedule and manage project resources effectively

Key Course Highlights• Project management and processes• Operations management in action• Quantifying project risks and opportunities• Project networks and critical-path analysis• Oil and gas business processes

management

Oil and Gas Production Management

London 2 Jul

Houston 1 Oct


Related Courses

• Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management


Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management

London 17 Sep

Houston 10 Dec


Related Courses

• Project Cost Estimation and Cost Control• Energy Project Economics and Decision

Analysis• Power Development and Project

Management• Energy Sector Project Finance

Management and Analysis• Power Plant Operations Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com


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Course Overview The course will provide a structured approach to defining and analysing petroleum risks in the upstream business. It will introduce decision-making tools and supporting software, using case study material taken from oil and gas field examples to ensure direct applicability of the techniques covered. The initial Petroleum Economics element of the course provides knowledge of the role of petroleum economics in decision making for both exploration and production ventures. It gives Delegates the skills to perform economic evaluations, using a selection of indicators (derived from discounted cashflow forecast) to rank projects against alternatives, and investigate economic robustness. The objectives of the Risk Analysis section are achieved through the use of a case study taken from an offshore oil field development to identify, express and analyse technical and commercial uncertainties. This element will ensure that Delegates are fully familiar with techniques such as Monte Carlo simulation, Decision Tree Analysis, Parametric Analysis, sensitivity analysis, and that they have the software skills to support the application of these methods. Delegates will be working with Crystal Ball and Decision Tree analysis software.

Who Should Attend?This course is designed for all staff involved in the E&P business, and includes a strong team building component.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Petroleum Economics - the basis of project

evaluation• Development Economics• Exploration Economics• Incremental Economics• Risk Analysis• Combining uncertainties• Tools for Quantifying Risk• Technical Uncertainties and their

Management• Commercial Uncertainties and their

Management• Portfolio Management

Course Overview The course provides Delegates with a comprehensive understanding of oil and gas procurement, production, distribution, and stakeholder management. It is designed for oil industry procurement, logistics, and project or business management. Delegates will acquire the knowledge and skills to effectively manage procurement functions.

Who Should Attend?Oil and gas industry professionals involved in vendor management, outsourcing, procurement and contracting, process management optimisation (PMO), supply chain management, and purchasing.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand structure of oil and gas

procurement management• Comprehend procurement policies, systems

and procedures• Manage key elements of procurement and

supply chains• Manage procurement contracts and

stakeholders

Key Course Highlights• Introduction to oil and gas procurement

management• Fundamental of procurement management• Oil and gas procurement contract laws and

standards• Procurement and supply chain management• Production sharing contracts (PSCs)

management


Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis

London 16 Jul

Houston 24 Sep


Procurement Management for Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry - The Revolutionary Approach

London 15 Oct

Houston 6 Aug


Related Courses

• Logistics and Supply Chain Management for Oil and Gas

• Energy Industry Outsourcing and Procurement


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Course Overview This course will enable delegates to realistically estimate project costs. This includes anticipating factors that may negatively affect cost controls, and better planning to mitigate them.

Who Should Attend?Energy management specialists, planning managers, oil and gas engineers, project managers, analysts, commercial managers, economists, government officials, geologists, business advisors, asset managers, exploration and production (E&P) managers and product managers.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Budget projects• Assess the effects of business activity on

the balance sheet• Develop cost management and risk

contingencies• Evaluate project resource levels

Key Course Highlights• Cost estimating at each task level• Cost breakdown structure• Budgetary control strategies• Post-implementation steps• Cost evaluation

Course Overview This course will help delegates understand how to interpret and map environments of deposition (EoD’s) in deep water systems and understand how the different EoD’s and sub-EoD’s behave as reservoirs. Engineering data will also be used to demonstrate how to improve prediction of reservoir performance. Cores, well-logs, and seismic examples will be used to compare and contrast with core information to help participants to link the 1-D core information to 3-D views of reservoir-scale depositional systems.

Who Should Attend?This course will benefit geologists, geophysicists and petroleum engineers working on deep water reservoirs from exploration to production.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Interpret environments of deposition

(EoDs) and related reservoir architecture, lithofacic associations, and diversity

• Recognize the different EoDs and sub-EoDs in seismic, well logs, and cores and outcrops

• Review deep water lithofacies and nomenclature, common lithofacic associations and interpret lithofacies in cores

• Evaluate reservoir geometry and connectivity in different EoDs, integrating with production data

• Learn about the different EoDs in deep water that can generate reservoir-scale, sand-rich systems

• Use interpretation and mapping techniques for cores, well-logs, and seismic lines in DW settings from exploration to production business scales.

Key Course Highlights• Reservoir geometry• Environment of Deposition

Project Cost Estimation and Cost Control

London 19 Nov

Houston 13 Aug


Reservoir Characterization of Deep Water Systems

London 16 Jul

Houston 2 Apr



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Course Overview A mixture of lectures and individual and group work following a clear route through the plan, do, review cycle of well management.

Who Should Attend?The course is designed for petroleum engineers, production engineers, reservoir engineers, production operators and designers, and completion and drilling engineers.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand how the reservoir and well

construction affect well management• Use a basic understanding of well

performance and artificial lift to understand and enhance production

• Understand the threats to production from formation damage, production chemistry, sand production so that well integrity be managed, mitigated, or removed

• Plan well interventions to maximise the chances of successful outcomes.

• Understanding the types of modern tools available

• Make use of available interventions tools (wireline, coiled tubing, stimulation, etc.)

• How to measure performance and ensure that lessons are learned and applied


Well Management

London 23 Jul | 22 Oct

Duration 1 week

Course Overview This course shows you how to approach the planning, witnessing, interpretation and reporting of a well test. An expansive case study is provided which is used as an example of oil well testing. Separate examples are used for gas well testing and other more complex tests. The mathematical background to transient pressure testing is covered in sufficient detail to allow the theory behind the basic interpretation techniques to be understood.

Who Should Attend?The course is written for engineers who will be involved in both planning and interpreting well tests. A reasonable level of reservoir engineering knowledge is required, e.g. fluid property characterisation. It is suitable for reservoir engineers with 1-5 years of experience, or those who have not practised well test design and analysis before.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Fundamentals of Fluid Flow in Porous Media• Flow and Build-Up Test Analysis for Oil Wells• Flow and Build-Up Test Analysis for Natural

Gas Wells• Type Curve Analysis• Drill Stem Testing• Special Applications

Well Testing

London 23 Jul | 8 Oct

Duration 1 week

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Energy Training Courses

ContentsEnergy Economics and Power Market 95Financial Modelling for the Power Sector Using Excel 95Power Plant Operations Management 96Strategic Project Management for Power Industry 96

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er and ElectricityCourse Overview This course is designed to offer delegates comprehensive knowledge and understandingof the theoretical underpinnings of energy and power market economics, problems, choices, and their interaction with financial markets. Delegates will be able to develop communication, problem-solving and management skills through study and practical knowledge sharing.

Who Should Attend?Energy industry professionals who wish to develop and enhance their skills and knowledge to allow them to analyse and conduct a range of economic and financial issues managements and approaches relevant to the energy and power industries.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand and evaluate global energy

economics• Develop and implement effective economic

plans and strategies• Identify the economic and commercial

aspects associated with energy industry and power market

• Utilise power market management tools and processes

• Understand and implement energy finance and economics management theories and their effects on future industry

• Understand the economic analysis of energy investments

Course Overview This course provides advanced financial modelling for the power sector using Excel. Delegates will learn to build comprehensive energy models, including how to both recognise and rectify common modelling errors.

Who Should Attend?Professionals and individuals who perform project evaluation, feasibility studies, or company valuations. This includes finance analysts, accountants, project investment executives and managers, asset managers, and investment and credit analysts.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Effectively apply advanced modelling

techniques using Excel• Employ auditing techniques• Perform risk and sensitivity analysis• Utilise structuring and optimisation

techniques• Offer clear presentation and analysis• Prepare financial statements

Key Course Highlights• Introduction to modelling templates and

production forecasting• Income statements and balance sheets• Ratios and discounted cash flow(DCF)

models• Capital costs• Risk, sensitivity and optimisation• Producing management summaries


Energy Economics and Power Market

London 24 Sep

Houston 25 Jun


Related Courses

• Oil and Gas Economics and Finance• Emerging Market Petroleum Economics• Energy Trading and Market Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

Financial Modelling for the Power Sector Using Excel

London 28 May

Houston 27 Aug


Related Courses

• Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Finance and Accounting

• Petroleum Economics and Management• Oil and Gas Modelling – A Practical

Approach• Financial Analysis and Management Using

Excel for the Energy Sector• A Strategic Approach to Advanced Oil and

Gas Finance and Accounting


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Who Should Attend?Power plant operators and trainees, maintenance personnel responsible for emergency operation, power system dispatchers, project managers and officers.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Maintain safe and efficient operation of a

power plant• Understand the interconnection between

power plant systems• Optimise productivity and quality control• Improve power plant operational health,

safety and environment

Key Course Highlights• Power plants operations and processes• Power plant performance measurements• Challenges of operating a power plant• Power plant operations risk-management

Course Overview This course is designed to provide energy industry professionals with the principles and practices of strategic project management. This will cover planning and implementation through a selection of case studies, methodologies, and theories. This course covers all aspects of project management in greenfield and brownfield environments. It combines a review of theory and practice of key skills to develop and improve the delegate’s performance in a project management team.

Who Should Attend?Professionals in the power industry at all levels and in all disciplines, including business development managers, process and production engineers, procurement and logistics managers, business analysts, government officials in energy institutions, and energy strategic planners sand investors.It is recommended that attendance of Fundamentals of PPP is a prerequisite for this course if participants do not have previous PPP experience.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• View progressive development of the case

study through assignments coordinated to the project life cycle

• Identify innovative strategic solutions that optimise both cost and schedule

• Master risk analysis and optimising schedule and budget

• Develop sensitivity analysis of the project for a range of key economic factors; e.g. oil price, exchange rate and interest rate etc.

• Develop procurement and contract strategies for the project

• Outline the HSE policy proposed for the project

• Propose optimised solutions• Convince executives of the viability of

the case study• Employ procurement and contract strategy

Power Plant Operations Management

London 23 Jul

Houston 22 Oct


Related Courses

• Plant Commissioning Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

Strategic Project Management for Power Industry

London 30 Jul

Houston 30 Apr


All courses are available as 1-week or 2-week courses

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ContentsContracts Administration and Management 98Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs) 98Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and Practice 99Oil and Gas Contracts , Licensing , Production , Rights, Legislation & Agreement - 99 A Practical and Modern Approach

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Course Overview The course will focus on the skills and understanding needed to function successfully in any contract arrangement. Delegates will be equipped with a better understanding of more complex issues behind contract formation, execution, funding, and performance. They will also be able to more effectively tackle project problems associated with various types of contracts.

Who Should Attend?This course is ideal for records, contracts and project managers and administrators, business consultants, senior managers, auditors and anyone involved in managing or using contracts and the information contained in them.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand the fundamentals of contracts• Identify and implement contracts

management principles• Identify contract types• Understand the contract selection process

and setting standard of negotiation• Execute contracts and post completion

feedback• Understand, evaluate, and develop contract

terms and conditions• Identify and understand the importance

and differences between subcontractors, suppliers and third parties

• Understand the elements of liability• Evaluate contract termination• Understand basic law in relation to

communications• Investigate pre-contract communications as

well as post contract (i.e. record keeping)• Understand and evaluate contract

requirements• Use negotiation obtain better contracts

Course Overview This course can be taken on its own by those with some previous knowledge of the topic or as the second part of a two-course programme. In the case of the latter, the first course is an introduction to drafting PPAs and GSAs, and this second course providing practical examples through case studies and negotiation exercises. This interactive course will provide further examples and practice in drafting and negotiating successful PPAs and GSAs from a commercial perspective. It also assesses best practices in financing projects and risk mitigation. An understanding of how to deliver PPAs and GSAs that will last into the long term between power companies, consumers, and government organisations is crucially important. After completing this course, Delegates will have gained a fuller understanding of constructing PPAs and GSAs.

Who Should Attend?Company executives, government and parastatal officials involved in preparing, negotiating or implementing Power Purchase Agreements or Gas Supply Agreements, with the regulation or commercial management of energy enterprises, or negotiating contracts of any type in the energy sector.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand a legal and regulatory

framework• Explore contract design• Comprehend the structure of Power

Purchase Agreements and Gas Supply Agreements

• Analyse Case Study GSAs and PPAs• Understand negotiation theory and practice• Employ negotiating tactics• Apply to GSAs and PPAs

Contracts Administration and Management

London 20 Aug

Houston 12 Nov


Related Courses

• Claim and Counter Claim Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs)

London 15 Oct

Dubai 23 Jul


Related Courses

• Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and Practice

• Gas Market Regulation and Tariff Design• Fundamentals of Oil and Gas Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com


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and Regulation

Course Overview This course can be taken on its own by those with some previous knowledge of the topic, or as the second part of a two-course programme. In the case of the latter, the first course is an introduction to drafting PPAs and GSAs, and this second course provides practical examples through case studies and negotiation exercises. This interactive course will provide further examples and practice in drafting and negotiating successful PPAs and GSAs from a commercial perspective. It also assesses best practices in financing projects and risk mitigation. An understanding of how to deliver PPAs and GSAs that will last into the long term between power companies, consumers, and government organisations is crucially important. After completing this course, Delegates will have gained a fuller understanding of constructing PPAs and GSAs.

Who Should Attend?Company executives, government and parastatal officials involved in preparing, negotiating, or implementing Power Purchase Agreements or Gas Supply Agreements, with the regulation or commercial management of energy enterprises, or negotiating contracts of any type in the energy sector.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand the legal and

regulatory framework of GSAs and PPAs

• Explore contract design• Comprehend the structure of Power

Purchase Agreements and Gas Supply Agreements

• Analyse case study GSAs and PPAs• Understand negotiation theory and practice• Employ negotiating tactics• Apply to GSAs and PPAs

Course Overview The oil and gas industry operates in countries throughout the world, in accordance with a number of different frameworks. This course will give Delegates insight into the operations of oil and gas industry’s modern practices.

Who Should Attend?This training course has been designed for commercial and business managers, legal managers, legal counsel, contract administrators, managers, etc.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Apply dispute resolution methods of Cross

Border/International Agreements• Understand the role of negotiation strategies

in dispute avoidance under oil & gas contracts

• Analyse the environmental impact of exploration and production, and understand policies to protect the environment

• Apply the relevant legal and regulatory frameworks in the oil and gas industry

• Use the appropriate contractual clauses in oil and gas contracts

Key Course Highlights• Risk Management• Legal Framework• Oil and Gas Contracts


Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and Practice

London 2 Jul

Houston 24 Sep


Related Courses

• Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs)

• Gas Market Regulation and Tariff Design• Fundamentals of Oil and Gas Management A full list of courses can be found online at www.gtcenergy.com

Oil and Gas Contracts, Licensing, Production, Rights, Legislation & Agreement - A Practical & Modern Approach

London 17 Sep

Houston 10 Dec


Related Courses

• Procurement Management for Oil and Gas Industry

• Logistics and Supply Chain Management for Oil and Gas


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ContentsEconomics of Renewable Energy 101Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Management 101Low Carbon Energy Economics 102Managing Green Energy Policies 102

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able EnergyCourse Overview This course is designed to equip industry professionals with the advanced interdisciplinary skills and knowledge required to plan, implement, manage, optimise, and evaluate economic viability of renewable energy schemes and projects while taking account of economic, political, and societal concerns.

Who Should Attend?Those planning on a professional or managerial career in the field of operations, logistics or supply chain management, business development, as well as analysts and environment consultants in the energy industry.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand and evaluate the international

carbon market• Understand fully renewable energy

economics• Know how to implement global sustainability

management projects• Identify risk factors in renewable power

projects• Understand carbon trading economics• Analyse the market context, trends and

future prospects of different renewable power solutions

• Understand the background of a renewable energy market

Course Overview Sustainable energy provides for the energy needs of today without compromising the energy needs of future generations. With the goal of environmental impact reduction, the following factors will be examined: use of existing renewable energy technologies, research and investment in new technologies, improved energy efficiency of existing technologies and reduction of energy demand and wasted energy. This course will help the delegates to understand and face the challenges that industries are facing today, both locally and globally.

Who Should Attend?Development professionals, climate change professionals, corporate governance board members.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand to the fundamentals of

sustainability• Comprehend the meaning of sustainable

development and sustainable energy• Understand the term “The Tragedy of

the Commons” and how it relates to sustainability

• Analyse models of sustainable development

• Improve energy efficiency• Identify the energy sector’s global trends

and responsibility• Apply electrical power for social and

economic development• Identify the different energy sources• Gain the knowledge in sustainability

technology, old and new• Explore fossil fuels generation and

renewable energy• Comprehend electricity sector development

and planning• Implement environmental standards


Economics of Renewable Energy

London 29 Oct

Houston 23 Jul


Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Management

London 25 Jun

Houston 1 Oct

Duration 5 days

Related Courses

• Carbon Management Economics and Trading


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yCourse Overview This course is designed to equip industry professionals with the advanced interdisciplinary skills and knowledge required to plan, implement, manage, optimise, and evaluate economic viability of renewable energy schemes and projects while taking account of economic, political, and societal concerns.

Who Should Attend?Those planning on a professional or managerial career in the field of operations, logistics or supply chain management, business development, as well as analysts and environment consultants in the energy industry.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand and evaluate the international

carbon market• Understand fully renewable energy

economics• Know how to implement global sustainability

management projects• Identify risk factors in renewable power

projects• Understand carbon trading economics• Analyse the market context, trends and

future prospects of different renewable power solutions

• Understand the background of a renewable energy market

Course Overview This course is designed to provide delegates with green energy theories, techniques and methods managing energy and environmental standards.

Who Should Attend?Oil engineers, business directors, project managers, commissioning engineers, fund managers, HR managers, and new management professionals moving into facility operational and management positions.

Course Outcomes Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:• Understand the fundamentals of green

energy policies• Evaluate carbon management regulation

and policy• Identify energy environment management

policies and regulations• Investigate environmental management

within organisations• Understand the relationship between energy

systems and sustainable development• Comprehend environmental pollution

control

Low Carbon Energy Economics

London 10 Sep

Houston 28 May

Duration Flexible

Managing Green Energy Policies

London 20 Aug

Houston 26 Nov

Duration 5 days


Related Courses

• Carbon Management Economics and Trading


GTC Energy Course Calendar 2018

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FebruaryFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Oil and Gas Clastic Reservoir Facies Houston 19 Feb 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 87

MarchFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Oil and Gas Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs in Cores, Well-logs and Seismic Data

London 12 Mar 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 86

AprilFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Oil and Gas Reservoir Characterization of Deep Water Systems Houston 02 Apr 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 92

Power and Electricity Strategic Project Management for Power Industry Houston 30 Apr 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 96

MayFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Oil and Gas Core Description Workshop London 07 May 2018 1 Week 88

Power and Electricity Financial Modelling for the Power Sector Using Excel London 28 May 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 95


Low Carbon Energy Economics Houston 28 May 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 102

JuneFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Oil and Gas 10-Day MBA for Oil and Gas Professionals Houston 04 Jun 2018 2 Weeks 83

Oil and Gas Asset Value Assurance Reviews London 18 Jun 2018 1 Week 85

Oil and Gas Basin Analysis London 25 Jun 2018 1 Week 85

Oil and Gas Cash Calls and Cost Reduction in Oil and Gas Project Financing

Houston 04 Jun 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 86

Oil and Gas Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs in Cores, Well-logs and Seismic Data

Houston 25 Jun 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 86

Oil and Gas Clastic Reservoir Facies London 04 Jun 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 87

Oil and Gas Completion Design and Practices London 18 Jun 2018 1 Week 87

Power and Electricity Energy Economics and Power Market Houston 25 Jun 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 95


Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Management London 25 Jun 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 101



JulyFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs)

Houston 23 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 98

Energy Law and Regulation Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and Practice London 02 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 99

Oil and Gas Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Economics and Management

London 02 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 84

Oil and Gas Applied Biostratigraphy & Sequence Stratigraphy in Oil Exploration Development

London 09 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 84

Oil and Gas Offshore Operations and Management London 09 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 89

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Modelling - A Practical Approach Houston 09 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 89

Oil and Gas Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis London 16 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 91

Oil and Gas Reservoir Characterization of Deep Water Systems London 16 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 92

Oil and Gas Well Testing London 23 Jul 2018 1 Week 93

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Production Management London 02 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 90

Oil and Gas Well Management London 23 Jul 2018 1 Week 93

Power and Electricity Power Plant Operations Management London 23 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 96

Power and Electricity Strategic Project Management for Power Industry London 30 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 96


Economics of Renewable Energy Houston 23 Jul 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 101

AugustFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Contracts Administration and Management London 20 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 98

Oil and Gas 10-Day MBA for Oil and Gas Professionals London 13 Aug 2018 2 Weeks 83

Oil and Gas A Practical To Data Analysis and Reporting Techniques - Info Graphics

London 06 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 83

Oil and Gas Asset Value Assurance Reviews London 27 Aug 2018 1 Week 85

Oil and Gas Core Description Workshop Houston 20 Aug 2018 1 Week 88

Oil and Gas HR Management and Modern Practices - A Practical Approach for Oil and Gas Professionals

London 20 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 88

Oil and Gas Procurement Management for Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry - The Revolutionary Approach

Houston 06 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 91

Oil and Gas Project Cost Estimation and Cost Control Houston 13 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 92

Power and Electricity Financial Modelling for the Power Sector Using Excel Houston 27 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 95


Managing Green Energy Policies London 20 Aug 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 102


SeptemberFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Negotiating GSAs and PPAs - Principles and Practice Houston 24 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 99

Energy Law and Regulation Oil and Gas Contracts , Licensing , Production , Rights, Legislation & Agreement - A practical & Modern Approach

London 17 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 99

Oil and Gas Advanced Strategies in Oil and Gas Economics and Management

Houston 10 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 84

Oil and Gas Applied Biostratigraphy & Sequence Stratigraphy in Oil Exploration Development

Houston 24 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 84

Oil and Gas Basin Analysis London 10 Sep 2018 1 Week 85

Oil and Gas Cash Calls and Cost Reduction in Oil and Gas Project Financing

London 10 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 86

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Modelling - A Practical Approach London 17 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 89

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management London 17 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 90

Oil and Gas Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis Houston 24 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 91

Oil and Gas Completion Design and Practices London 17 Sep 2018 1 Week 87

Power and Electricity Energy Economics and Power Market London 24 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 95


Low Carbon Energy Economics London 10 Sep 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 102

OctoberFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Drafting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Gas Supply Agreements (GSAs)

London 15 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 98

Oil and Gas A Practical To Data Analysis and Reporting Techniques - Info Graphics

Houston 22 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 83

Oil and Gas Offshore Operations and Management Houston 15 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 89

Oil and Gas Procurement Management for Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry - The Revolutionary Approach

London 15 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 91

Oil and Gas Well Testing London 08 Oct 2018 1 Week 93

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Production Management Houston 01 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 90

Oil and Gas Well Management London 22 Oct 2018 1 Week 93

Power and Electricity Power Plant Operations Management Houston 22 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 96


Economics of Renewable Energy London 29 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 101


Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Management Houston 01 Oct 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 101

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NovemberFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Contracts Administration and Management Houston 12 Nov 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 98

Oil and Gas HR Management and Modern Practices - A Practical Approach for Oil and Gas Professionals

Houston 05 Nov 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 88

Oil and Gas Project Cost Estimation and Cost Control London 19 Nov 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 92


Managing Green Energy Policies Houston 26 Nov 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 102

DecemberFaculty Course Location Start Date Duration Pg

Energy Law and Regulation Oil and Gas Contracts , Licensing , Production , Rights, Legislation & Agreement - A practical & Modern Approach

Houston 10 Dec 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 99

Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Project and Operations Management Houston 10 Dec 2018 1 Week 2 Weeks 90


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