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Reserves Reinvented Navigating the Energy Landscape with Strategic Expertise
This workshop aims to provide insights into the current state of reserves and resource estimation within the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) framework. Both conventional and unconventional resources and reserves will be covered, with focus on application of definitions, characterisation of projects, and a variety of methodologies with real-world examples. The workshop will also explore how the industry is adapting to changes in the energy landscape. Through case histories, technical presentations, and discussion forums provided by the technical committee and workshop attendees, the workshop provides attendees with a deep understanding of the current state of reserves and resource assessment. Another key output is to provide recommendations for the ongoing update of the PRMS.
Committee
Meet the workshop committee that is dedicated to the dissemination of new and innovative technical knowledge, best practices and multi-disciplinary activities.
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IMPROVE knowledge and understanding of reserve and resource estimates and potential issues
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SHARE thoughts, examples, and experiences in reporting and estimating reserves and resources, as well as the use of PRMS and alternative systems
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CLARIFY questions and uncertainties in reserve and resource evaluation
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NETWORK with peers and experts in the field
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Pre-workshop training course on "The Estimation, Classification and Reporting of Reserves and Resources"
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