Re: [iagi-net-l] September Workshop FFI 2012 Bali: THE INDONESIAN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Betul, kegiatan ini paralel. Daftar kan Fik? ikut yang mana? Hari Utomo 2012/8/14 Ok Taufik > Har, > > Ini ada 2 materi courses di tanggal dan tempat yang sama? > > > rgds > > On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 7:05 PM, Biro Kursus IAGI < > birokursus.i...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Indonesian Association of >> Geologists (IAGI) has arranged a workshop entitled: >> >> *THE INDONESIAN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY :* >> >> *ECONOMIC ISSUES AND CHALLENGES* >> >> *by * >> >> *Dr. H.L. ONG * >> >> *(BPMIGAS)* >> >> >> >> The workshop will be held on: >> >> *Day/ Date : * >> >> *Wednesday & Thursday, 5th - 6th September 2012* >> >> *Venue :* >> >> *Conrad Hotel, Jalan Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa, Bali * >> >> >> >> >> >> *About The Workshop:** * >> >> This 2-day workshop is designed as a seminar-type for those who want to >> know “more” about the Indonesian Petroleum Industry from the economic point >> of view and to gain competitive advantage in the industry. This point of >> view cannot be separated from the Global Oil Industry in general. Recently, >> the revolution in geology regarding the concept of tight oil and especially >> unconventional gas will have a significant influence worldwide on the >> energy commodity pricing. >> >> The evolution of the International Petroleum Fiscal System will be >> discussed. The discussion will start from the development of the Indonesian >> First Production Sharing Contract in 1966 when the “Cost Recovery Limit or >> CRL” was first applied. The CRL was abandoned in 1976 and the “First >> Tranche Petroleum or FTP” was introduced in 1988. In fact, since the FTP is >> more like a royalty, the Indonesian PSC since 1976 should be considered as >> a concessionary system. >> >> The increasing subsidy of BBM has affected the Indonesian oil industry >> through the Domestic Market Obligation or DMO. This indirectly is related >> to the Indonesian oil and gas reserve, its production, and the Indonesian >> Peak Oil debate. The problem of subsidy eventually evolves into regulatory >> changes, which has indirectly affected the PSC operators. This is >> especially true with the recent gas pricing policy in Java. It is >> therefore necessary for the Indonesian Oil companies to understand the >> impact of subsidy on the Indonesian economy and to appreciate the policies >> being taken by the Government to prevent unnecessary frustration. >> >> Finally, is it still worth to consider investing in Indonesia? Where and >> what to invest considering the geological potential of the country? >> >> >> >> *Who should attend:** * >> >> The workshop will certainly be of benefit to anyone who needs to have an >> overall knowledge and understanding of the business side of the Indonesian >> Petroleum industry. It will help your company avoid some of the >> frustrations and unnecessary delays that are inherent within the industry. >> It is expected that some Government officials will be taking the workshop >> and there should be some networking and interaction among the participants. >> Those recommended to attend include: >> >> • Explorationists and Petroleum Engineers. >> >> • Project Managers and Supervisors. >> >> • New Ventures and Financial Managers. >> >> • Commercial and Business Development Managers. >> >> • Service companies and Financial institutions. >> >> • Government officials and regulators. >> >> >> >> Some of the pertinent issues to be discussed: >> >> • Global economic outlook of the petroleum industry. >> >> • The role of Oil and Gas in the Indonesian economy. >> >> • The effect of Government subsidy on the Oil companies. >> >> • Oil and Gas Reserves, Production, and Replacement. >> >> • Economic aspects of the Indonesian PSC system. >> >> • Plan of Development, PSC Extension, and New investment >> (e.g. EOR). >> >> • The economics of CBM and shale gas. >> >> • The Indonesian Petroleum Industry concern. >> >> • LNG imports and the new gas pricing policy. >> >> • Input from the participants for the improvement of the >> regulations. >> >> • Where to invest? >> >> >> >> *Instructor:** * >> >> After receiving his doctorate from Colorado School of Mines, *Dr. Ong >> *returned >> to Indonesia where he taught at his Alma Mater, Institut Teknologi Bandung, >> until today. He was instrumental in setting up P.T.Geoservices, a service >> company devoted to Mineral Resources in 1971, and became the Principle >> Advisor of the company until his semi-retirement in 2002. Since then Dr. >> Ong has run numerous school dealing with the economics of petroleum and >> minerals for various companies. He has been teaching a 5-day workshop on >> investment appraisal for the IPA on a continuous basis for the past 12 >> years. In 2008, he joined BPMIGAS as an advisor to the CEO. >> >
Re: [iagi-net-l] September Workshop FFI 2012 Bali: THE INDONESIAN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Har, Ini ada 2 materi courses di tanggal dan tempat yang sama? rgds On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 7:05 PM, Biro Kursus IAGI wrote: > Indonesian Association of > Geologists (IAGI) has arranged a workshop entitled: > > *THE INDONESIAN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY :* > > *ECONOMIC ISSUES AND CHALLENGES* > > *by * > > *Dr. H.L. ONG * > > *(BPMIGAS)* > > > > The workshop will be held on: > > *Day/ Date : * > > *Wednesday & Thursday, 5th - 6th September 2012* > > *Venue :* > > *Conrad Hotel, Jalan Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa, Bali * > > > > > > *About The Workshop:** * > > This 2-day workshop is designed as a seminar-type for those who want to > know “more” about the Indonesian Petroleum Industry from the economic point > of view and to gain competitive advantage in the industry. This point of > view cannot be separated from the Global Oil Industry in general. Recently, > the revolution in geology regarding the concept of tight oil and especially > unconventional gas will have a significant influence worldwide on the > energy commodity pricing. > > The evolution of the International Petroleum Fiscal System will be > discussed. The discussion will start from the development of the Indonesian > First Production Sharing Contract in 1966 when the “Cost Recovery Limit or > CRL” was first applied. The CRL was abandoned in 1976 and the “First > Tranche Petroleum or FTP” was introduced in 1988. In fact, since the FTP is > more like a royalty, the Indonesian PSC since 1976 should be considered as > a concessionary system. > > The increasing subsidy of BBM has affected the Indonesian oil industry > through the Domestic Market Obligation or DMO. This indirectly is related > to the Indonesian oil and gas reserve, its production, and the Indonesian > Peak Oil debate. The problem of subsidy eventually evolves into regulatory > changes, which has indirectly affected the PSC operators. This is > especially true with the recent gas pricing policy in Java. It is > therefore necessary for the Indonesian Oil companies to understand the > impact of subsidy on the Indonesian economy and to appreciate the policies > being taken by the Government to prevent unnecessary frustration. > > Finally, is it still worth to consider investing in Indonesia? Where and > what to invest considering the geological potential of the country? > > > > *Who should attend:** * > > The workshop will certainly be of benefit to anyone who needs to have an > overall knowledge and understanding of the business side of the Indonesian > Petroleum industry. It will help your company avoid some of the > frustrations and unnecessary delays that are inherent within the industry. > It is expected that some Government officials will be taking the workshop > and there should be some networking and interaction among the participants. > Those recommended to attend include: > > • Explorationists and Petroleum Engineers. > > • Project Managers and Supervisors. > > • New Ventures and Financial Managers. > > • Commercial and Business Development Managers. > > • Service companies and Financial institutions. > > • Government officials and regulators. > > > > Some of the pertinent issues to be discussed: > > • Global economic outlook of the petroleum industry. > > • The role of Oil and Gas in the Indonesian economy. > > • The effect of Government subsidy on the Oil companies. > > • Oil and Gas Reserves, Production, and Replacement. > > • Economic aspects of the Indonesian PSC system. > > • Plan of Development, PSC Extension, and New investment (e.g. > EOR). > > • The economics of CBM and shale gas. > > • The Indonesian Petroleum Industry concern. > > • LNG imports and the new gas pricing policy. > > • Input from the participants for the improvement of the > regulations. > > • Where to invest? > > > > *Instructor:** * > > After receiving his doctorate from Colorado School of Mines, *Dr. Ong > *returned > to Indonesia where he taught at his Alma Mater, Institut Teknologi Bandung, > until today. He was instrumental in setting up P.T.Geoservices, a service > company devoted to Mineral Resources in 1971, and became the Principle > Advisor of the company until his semi-retirement in 2002. Since then Dr. > Ong has run numerous school dealing with the economics of petroleum and > minerals for various companies. He has been teaching a 5-day workshop on > investment appraisal for the IPA on a continuous basis for the past 12 > years. In 2008, he joined BPMIGAS as an advisor to the CEO. > > The workshop is unique in that it is presented by a person with extensive > teaching experience as well as running his own successful company for more > than 30 years. As a result the speaker has the capability to explain the > business principles involved with man
