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    Petroleum Economics

    Dear All,

    Please share at least one Petroleum E&P book based on economic and fiscal evaluation.

    Regards,
    Shakeel

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  3. Re: Petroleum Economics

    Hello,

    International Exploration Economics, Risk, and Contract Analysis - Daniel Johnston

    [link Point to another website Only the registered members can access]
    I interested also in others E&P Economics and Fiscal books like:
    Upstream Petroleum Fiscal and Valuation Modeling in Excel: A Worked Examples Approach - Ken Kasriel, David Wood

    Have a good day.


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    Re: Petroleum Economics

    Thanks

  6. Re: Petroleum Economics

    Dear All,

    Please share Upstream Petroleum Fiscal and Valuation Modeling in Excel: A Worked Examples Approach - Ken Kasriel, David Wood


    Regards,

  7. Re: Petroleum Economics

    Dear All,

    Please share Upstream Petroleum Fiscal and Valuation Modeling in Excel: A Worked Examples Approach - Ken Kasriel, David Wood


    Regards,

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    Re: Petroleum Economics

    Dear santisal,
    Thanks a lot!

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    Re: Petroleum Economics

    So my input to this the following.
    the main complication in economics is that value is not constant in time
    for you as normal person 100 bucks in your pocket is 100 bucks
    but for economist keeping 100 bucks let say for a one year in the pocket will decrease they value to 10 bucks , since you could invest them a year ago at 10% and earn 10 bucks
    The same is in economics- the main idea is that you estimate project and its future cash flows to a ONE year.
    For example if you start project in 2014 you will account all future cash flow to this year 2014.
    one you will understand this , all other things is simple
    The econ analysis is basically ranging production cases based on several key indicators , which are
    CashFlow
    NPV( normaly discounted at rate 7%)
    IRR
    Payback
    The workflow to calculate this key indicators is straight forward
    1. Calculate revenue from the oil or gas produced (use net back price, price - transportation costs) Gross revenue
    2. Calculate your operational costs or OPEX
    3. Calculate your capital expenditures or CAPEX
    4. Calculate your net revenue = gross revenue- opex - capex*ammortization rate
    5. Calculate your income tax as rate form you income
    6/ Cash flow = Grossrevenue-opex-capex- income tax
    7. calculate NPV, Irr, payback
    there is to ways of calculation using inflation and not
    The you can run sensitivity analysis simply change your inputs to see which is impacting your key parameters most
    if PSA is a case allocate cost oil and profit oil as per contracts term and conditions.
    But ones you produce production profile economics is not the difficult thing
    Good luck
    Last edited by temr; 02-10-2014 at 10:37 PM.

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    Re: Petroleum Economics

    So my input to this the following.
    the main complication in economics is that value is not constant in time
    for you as normal person 100 bucks in your pocket is 100 bucks
    but for economist keeping 100 bucks in the pocket for a one will decrease they value to 10 bucks , since you could invest them a year ago at 10% and earn 10 bucks
    The same is in economics- the main idea is that you estimate project and its future cash flows to a ONE year.
    For example if you start project in 2014 you will account all future cash flow to this year 2014.
    one you will understand this , all other things is simple
    The econ analysis is basically production cases ranging based on several key indicators , which are
    CashFlow
    NPV( normaly discounted at rate 7%)
    IRR
    Payback
    The workflow to calculate this key indicators is straight forward
    1. Calculate revenue from the oil or gas produced (use net back price, price - transportation costs) Gross revenue
    2. Calculate your operational costs or OPEX
    3. Calculate your capital expenditures or CAPEX
    4. Calculate your net revenue = gross revenue- opex - capex*ammortization rate
    5. Calculate your income tax as rate form you income
    6/ Cash flow = Grossrevenue-opex-capex- income tax
    7. calculate NPV, Irr, payback
    there is to ways of calculation using inflation and not
    The you can run sensitivity analysis simply change your inputs to see which is impacting your key parameters most
    if PSA is a case allocate cost oil and profit oil as per contracts term and conditions.
    But in all one you produce production profile economics is not the difficult thing
    Good luck

  12. Re: Petroleum Economics

    Could anyone share Upstream Petroleum Fiscal and Valuation Modeling in Excel: A Worked Examples Approach - Ken Kasriel, David Wood


    Thanks

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