Market risks and oilfield ownership—Refining oil and gas disclosures

Oilfield Review Winter 2000-2001 - Making Decisions in the Oil and Gas Industry

Oilfield Review For help in preparation of this article, thanks to Joe Fay, Austin, Texas, USA; Kent Burkholder and Alexander Lythell, London, England; Paige McCown, Houston, Texas; Pat Parry, Centrica, Slough, Berkshire, England; Kenneth Ricard, Aker Maritime, Houston, Texas; and Laurence Wickens, AEA Technology, Didcot, Oxfordshire, England. Decision Tree and Peep are marks of Schlumberger. D...

Immediacy Lost: Managing Risks in Oil and Gas Production

This paper presents material in support of the position that risk management in oil and gas (O&G) production is characterized by a loss of immediacy to the production process. We illustrate how loss of immediacy is an outcome of the O&G information infrastructure's mediation of the production process, and how engineers cope with the loss of immediacy when managing risk situations.

Improving the Relevance and Reliability of Oil and Gas Reserves Disclosures

consequence analysis of the leakage, ignition and explosion during high pressure sour gas injection process to the oil reservoir

there is no doubt that human being needs to become integrated with industry and industry needs to be progressed, daily. on the other hand, serious events in industrial units specially in oil industries has been shown that such damages and events are industry related ones. the consequence of such events and damages which resulted in chemical and poisoned explosions and loss of life and property ...

Market Efficiencies and Market Risks

In recent years numerous papers constructed or simulated financial markets at an agent level, aiming to explain the non-stationarity of price processes. All such papers agree that the heterogeneity of agents and of pricing models creates a dynamics in terms of pricing models used that explains not only the non-stationarity of price processes, but also stylised facts such as bubbles and fat tail...