Oil and gas strategy, wellhead to cargo.
Schedule and cost against the base rate, contractor markets and host-state terms for operators, partners and lenders, led by a principal who has run offshore supply chains and FPSO operations.
From the spoolbase to the seabed, on film.
6 min Life of Field.
How a subsea development is engineered, installed, operated and removed, from spoolbase to recovery.
Commodity briefings
Short executive briefings, one market each.
One global market.
Every barrel has its own value.
Crude oil connects wells, refineries and buyers across the world. The benchmark is the reference; quality, location and the sales formula determine what a particular barrel earns.
- 01Quality and refinery fit.
Density, sulphur and processing needs.
- 02Common references. Distinct terms.
Brent, WTI and Dubai/Oman.
- 03From benchmark to sales price.
How the differential reaches revenue.
Explore the planned first season Eight executive briefings
- 01Crude oilWatch above
The global oil market and its benchmarks.
- 02Natural gasPlanned
Why gas markets differ by region.
- 03LNGPlanned
How gas becomes an international cargo.
- 04Refining and petroleum productsPlanned
How crude becomes usable fuel.
- 05Oil trading and the forward curvePlanned
How physical supply and financial markets interact.
- 06From discovery to first oilPlanned
How an upstream investment becomes production.
- 07FPSO and floating productionPlanned
How offshore development concepts affect field economics.
- 08Production sharing: who gets the barrelPlanned
How value is divided between companies and host states.
The oil and gas value chain, link by link.
Every link draws on the same four practices. Mandates →