Course Overview
Analyse petroleum projects for economic viability.
Course Overview
The economic viability of petroleum projects hinges on accurate financial forecasting, sound investment evaluation, and comprehensive risk management. This course equips energy professionals with the analytical tools and strategic frameworks required to assess the economic performance of upstream and midstream oil and gas projects. From cash flow modelling to risk-adjusted returns, participants will gain a robust understanding of how to navigate uncertainty and make data-driven investment decisions in the volatile petroleum sector.
What you’ll learn
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
– Develop and interpret cash flow models and economic indicators such as NPV, IRR, and payback periods.
– Identify and quantify key project risks, including price, cost, fiscal, and political factors.
– Apply probabilistic techniques such as sensitivity analysis and Monte Carlo simulation.
– Support strategic investment decisions with robust financial and risk analysis tools.
Certification Details
Upon successful completion of this programme, participants will receive an Oxford Knowledge Certificate of Completion.
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Awarded by: Oxford Knowledge
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Format: Printed certificate with unique ID and optional digital verification
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Delivery: Issued at course completion or sent within 7 working days
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Recognition: Certificates validate participation in advanced, expert-led training aligned with global industry standards.
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Accreditation: Oxford Knowledge certifications represent advanced learning led by global experts. We are actively pursuing formal accreditations with top-tier institutions to further enhance your credentials.
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This certificate demonstrates your commitment to professional excellence and is a valuable addition to your leadership and development portfolio.
Requirements
- Intended for professionals in project evaluation, investment planning, corporate finance, and petroleum economics.
- Basic familiarity with Excel and financial terminology is helpful but not mandatory.
- English proficiency is required (course delivered in English).
- Open to both technical and non-technical roles engaged in project planning or financial assessment.
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