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Duration: 60 minutes

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Fees: $200.00

OVERVIEW:

This session forms part of our Cessation of Production (CoP) & Decommissioning training course which is aimed to provide a detailed understanding on the complex process of winding down operations and safely decommissioning facilities, both offshore and onshore, while minimizing environmental impact, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maximizing resource recovery.

Designed to accommodate professionals from diverse industries, the course covers key aspects such as regulatory compliance, stakeholder engagement, environmental considerations, and future trends. Participants will engage in interactive case studies and discussions to apply the principles learned to real-world scenarios. Experienced instructors will guide participants through the complexities of decommissioning while providing them with guidelines for effective project planning and execution. To view/register for the full training course, click here.

The training session is followed by an interactive case study to reinforce learning.

SESSION DESCRIPTION:

This session explains the planning phase of cessation of production in terms of rules and regulations, economic assessments and legal and commercial considerations and describes the transition from production to decommissioning. It also highlights the common mistakes made in the CoP planning phase and the requirements for decommissioning funding release.

SESSION OBJECTIVES:

  • Interpret rules, regulations & economic assessments
  • Understand CoP decision robustness & preparation
  • Explain legal/commercial considerations
  • Identify common mistakes made
  • Understand decommissioning funding release requirements
  • Describe the production to decommissioning transition

SESSION OUTCOMES:

The delegates will be able to analyse the requirements for CoP planning and provide input on its robustness from a regulatory, economic and commercial perspective.

System Requirements

  • Internet Access – Users will need a computer or device with a web browser and an internet connection.
  • System – Runs on desktop computers using Microsoft Windows 7, 8 and 10, and MAC OS.
  • Browser – Runs on IE11, Chrome, Firefox and Safari, but requires the latest Flash Player to run.
  • Audio – Requires speaker or headphones.
  • Notes – Not suitable for tablets or smartphones.

Terms & Conditions

  • Pre-recorded sessions are accessible for a 30-day duration upon receiving access.
  • Payments are non-refundable in the event of a cancellation.
  • Access to the pre-recorded session will be granted within 5 working days of payment receipt and a notification will be sent to your email address.