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12-23, 2003 September 29 - October 10, 2003 |
Boston,
MA USA
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The gas business workshop is an integral part of the learning process and a challenging business game. Participants, divided into teams, make the real-life technical and financial decisions that confront managers in the international gas business today, while exploring and developing a major gas prospect over a simulated 20-year period. Approximately one-half of the program is devoted to workshop sessions. This classic IHRDC business game and workshop consistently leads to very high praise from participants for its realism, stimulation of the learning, and the benefits of working in teams with delegates from many other countries. Team performance is measured on a financial basis and a healthy competition exists among the teams to achieve the best overall financial performance.
Workshop sessions include:
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gas business workshop involves a challenging Atlantic Basin business
game. During the game, teams choose from several offshore exploration
blocks in the Republic of Expetra, an unexplored island in
the Caribbean north of Trinidad. Gas and condensates are expected
to be discovered in the deep offshore. Teams enter into exploration
and other agreements as they explore for and develop the discovered
reserves and then decide on how these reserves will be marketed
over a 15-year production period. Markets include LNG exports to
the US and Europe, LPG and ethylene plants, gas pipeline to Miami,
gas distribution and storage operations in the US, power plants
in the US and Expetra, ammonia, methanol and gas-to-liquid plants
in Expetra.