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Oil and Gas Field Operations and Commingled Productions Allocations

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21/03/2027 - 25/03/2027 KUALA LUMPUR

Introduction

Oil and Gas Field Operations and Commingled Productions Allocations

 

Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

  • Identify key advancements in oil and gas technology, including seismic imaging, well-logging, directional drilling, and hydraulic fracturing
  • Understand global oil and gas industry trends and statistics
  • Distinguish the roles and infrastructure across upstream, midstream, and downstream segments
  • Evaluate various exploration, drilling, production, treatment, and transportation techniques
  • Gain clarity on the full operational flow—from reservoir to end-user delivery
  • Analyze operational challenges and apply troubleshooting methods
  • Comprehend the concept and significance of commingled production
  • Understand allocation methodologies for shared production across reservoirs and platforms
  • Review primary, secondary, and enhanced recovery methods
  • Conduct economic and risk assessments for field development projects

Who should Attend?

  • Corporate Planners & Supply Planners
  • Senior Oil and Gas Business Managers
  • Engineers, Geologist & Financial Analysts
  • Earth Scientists, Technicians, and Analysts
  • Human Resource Personnel
  • Health, Safety and Environment Regulators
  • Investment Bankers
  • Fund Managers
  • Investment Analysts
  • Government Agencies
 
Course Outline
Day 1

Global Aspects of Oil & Gas Exploration and Drilling Operations

  • Introduction to the Programme
  • The Oil & Gas Industry Segments/Oil & Gas Industry Components
  • Upstream, Midstream Downstream Operations
  • Global Energy Statistics: Reserves, Production, Consumption
  • Oil Price Volatility
  • The Origin of Oil
  • Exploration and Seismic Operations
  • Geophysical Prospecting and Reservoir Geology
  • Drilling Operations and Technologies
  • Well Logging Operations
  • Well Completions & Casing
  • Well Completion Equipment
  • Optimizing production from Multilaterals
  • Identifying Competition between Laterals
  • Vertical and Horizontal Wells Technologies
  • Applicability to Vertical, Deviated and Horizontal Wells
Day 2

Reservoir Engineering Concepts

  • Rock and Fluid Properties
  • Darcy’s Law
  • Phase Behavior
  • Oil Density, Oil Viscosity
  • Other Properties
  • Reserves Classifications
  • Reserves Determination/Estimates
  • Volumetric Calculations – Original Oil & Gas In-Place
  • Decline Curve Analyses
  • Material Balance Calculations
Day 3

Oil & Gas Production Technologies

  • Production Methods and Facilities
  • Well Flows Systems
  • Well Damage and Treatment (Formation Damage and Stimulations Operations)
  • Applicability to Pumping Wells
  • Oil & Gas Production (Artificial Lift Methods)
    • Sucker Rod Pumping
    • ESP
    • Gas Lift
    • Hydraulic Pumping
    • PCP
Day 4

Enhanced Oil Recovery Technologies

  • Reservoir Management – Recover Sequence
  • Drive Mechanisms
  • Oil & Gas Enhanced Recovery Methods
    • Thermal EOR Methods
    • Chemical EOR Methods
    • Miscible EOR Methods
    • MEOR Technologies
Day 5

Oil & Gas Pressing, Economics and Decision-making

  • Commingled Production Process & Equipment/ Flowlines 
  • Products Specifications
  • Impurities
  • Corrosion & Scale Control
  • Separation Processes
  • Allocation Process and Methods to Allocate Commingled Production
  • Oil & Gas Treatment and Facilities/ Oil and Gas Processing Operations
  • LPG and NGL recovery
  • Oil Storage
  • Refinery Operations and Products
  • Field Safety Introduction
  • What are project management, its considerations, tools & techniques?
  • Oil & Gas Field Development Economic Evaluation
  • Economic Analysis
  • Economic Limit
  • Project Economics: Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return
  • Investment Decision Making

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