A compact, practice-led program on aligning subsurface, drilling, subsea, topsides, and export systems into a coherent offshore development plan. Participants use real case structures to progress from concept framing to select, define credible execution options, and present decisions with clear cost, schedule, and risk basis.

Workshop Objectives

• Build an integrated field development basis that links reservoirs, well count, drilling sequence, subsea architecture, facilities, and evacuation.
  
• Compare concepts using CAPEX, OPEX, NPV, and schedule risk, with metocean, logistics, and regulatory constraints explicit.
  
• Specify phased developments, tiebacks, and brownfield interactions with flow assurance, reliability, and operability requirements.
  
• Convert the selected concept into FEED-ready deliverables, including decision registers, assurance gates, and performance KPIs.

About the Presenter

Delivered by a senior offshore development professional with cross-discipline experience in subsurface, well delivery, subsea, and facilities engineering. Instruction emphasizes proven planning frameworks, auditable calculations, and practical tools suitable for complex, high-stakes offshore environments.

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