• Overview
• Schedule of Programs
• BOSTON Oil and Gas Management Programs
  • Introduction
  • International Petroleum Business Program
  • International Gas Business Management Certificate Program
  • HR Processes and Change Management Program
  • Managing Major E&P Projects: Comparing Deepwater Petroleum with Unconventional Gas Development Opportunities
  • Essential Skills for Oil and Gas Managers and Supervisors
  • Financial Modeling and Petroleum Project Economics
  • International Petroleum Management Certificate Program
• PUBLIC Petroleum Business Workshops
  • Introduction
  • International Gas Business Workshop
  • Human Resources and Competency Management Workshop
• PRIVATE Petroleum Business Workshops
  • Introduction
  • International Gas Business Workshop
  • International Power Business Workshop
  • LNG Business Workshop
  • Gas Contracts Workshop
  • Negotiating Successful LNG Sales and Purchase Agreements
  • International Petroleum Business Workshop
  • Overview International Petroleum Business
  • Upstream Petroleum Agreements: Integration of Legal and Commercial Issues
  • Negotiating Successful Upstream Petroleum Agreements
  • Offshore E&P Project Development Workshop
  • Petrochemicals, Refining Gas Processing Workshop
  • Petroleum Project Economics and Risk Analysis
  • Human Resources and Competency Management Workshop
  • Effective Negotiating Skills Workshop
  • Senior Management Leadership Workshop
• Technical Programs
  • Introduction
  • Deepwater E&P Project Development Workshop
  • Blended Learning
• Instructional Programs Catalog PDF
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In this two-day workshop, participants learn the technical, commercial and business essentials of LNG projects at each step along the LNG value chain. Through a combination of lectures and a challenging LNG business game, the session progresses from host country agreement and gas production to liquefaction, shipping, receiving terminals and gas marketing. The LNG business game setting is the Republic of Pacifica, an island republic off the coast of Peru. Participants, working in teams, are asked to develop a significant gas resource by deciding upon which LNG technology and train size to implement, what size ships to charter, what receiving terminal options to accept and where to sell the LNG - Chile, Mexico, California or Japan. The results of these decisions are then reviewed after 20 years of performance.