petroleum project economics 05
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Petroleum Project Economics Econ210D
Presentation 5
Incremental Project AnalysisDate
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Multi-developmental Scenarios
• Multiple potential developments of field
during production
• Each has a different effect on operations
and cashflow
• Which one(s) to choose?
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Types of Developments
• Projects to boost production through an
increase in hydrocarbon recovery.
• Measures to achieve cost savings
• New development phases such as the
commissioning of gas production from a
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Incremental Cash Flows
• To make an economic evaluation of a new
development pertaining to a oil or gas
field, incremental cash flows are
considered.
• These are the changes in cash flows
associated with the new development.
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Incremental Cash Flows
• Apply NPV and IRR to incremental cash
flows.
• Submit the economic evaluation and
recommendation to the management
team.
• A decision is made.5Incremental Project Analysis Date
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Oil and Gas Recovery
There are three levels of hydrcarbon recovery:
• Primary recovery
• Secondary recovery
• Tertiary oil recovery
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Primary recovery
• Primary recovery, where reservoir energy is
used to produce oil and gas. The average
recovery of this stage is about 15 to 20% of
OOIP.
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Secondary Recovery
• Secondary recovery, where energy is given to
reservoir by injection of water or gas recovers an
additional 20 to 25% OOIP.
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Tertiary recovery
• Tertiary oil recovery, which historically follows
secondary recovery, recovers an additional 15 to
20 % OOIP over secondary.
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Expected Oil Recovery Factors ( % OOIP)
Primary Methods
Liquid and rock expansion
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Solution gas drive 20
Gas cap expansion 30
Gravity drainage 40
Water influx 6010Incremental Project Analysis Date
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Expected Oil Recovery Factors ( % OOIP)
Secondary Methods
Gas re-injection Up to 70%
Water flooding Up to 70%
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Expected Oil Recovery Factors ( % OOIP)
Tertiary Methods
Thermal (Steam, Combustion, Hot water)
Up to 80 %
Miscible (CO2, HC gases, N2, Flue gas)
Up to 80 %
Chemical (Polymers, Surfactants)
Up to 80 %
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Tertiary Recovery Methods
• Thermal recovery, by adding heat to the reservoir fluids to make them more mobile.
• Gas injection for miscible sweep of the oil, is achieved by injecting flue gases or CO2 ,which dissolve in the oil, reducing its viscosity and increasing its mobility.
• Chemical injection, either using polymers to “thicken” the injected water to increase its viscosity and so improve water-flood efficiency, or using surfactants, to improve the mobility of the oil droplets by reducing the surface tension. 13Incremental Project Analysis Date
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Multi-developmental Scenarios
• Horizontal wells
• Infill drilling
• Workovers
• Additional compression
• Additional steam
• Waterflood
• Alkaline-Surfactant-Polymer flood
• Microbes in wellbore14Incremental Project Analysis Date
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Home Work
• Using the data in the following slide,
together with the data from presentation 4
calculate incremental the cash inflow and
total cash outflow.
• Using the incremental cash flows
determine: Payback, NPV and IRR.
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Year Oil Production MMbbls Oil Price ($/BBL) Total Capex $m Total Opex $m
1986 0 15.0 -30 01987 0 19.2 -22 01988 0 16.0 -112 01989 0 19.6 -110 01990 0 24.5 -77 01991 2 21.5 -10 -1.41992 4 20.6 -7 -2.81993 8 18.5 -4 -8.41994 15 17.2 0 -19.61995 14 18.4 0 -15.71996 14 22.2 0 -13.31997 12 20.6 -57 -11.31998 9 14.4 -23 -9.61999 10 19.3 0 -10.62000 9 30.3 0 -92001 8 25.9 0 -7.82002 7 26.1 0 -6.82003 6 31.1 0 -4.72004 5 41.4 0 -3.32005 0 56.5 0 0