March 16, 2026
08:00
Hilton DoubleTree West End or equivalent hotel
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This intensive 5-day training programme equips participants with hands-on expertise in oil and gas project economics, tailored to the realities of West and Southern Africa’s petroleum sectors.
Through real-world case studies — including Nigeria’s PIA, Angola’s PSC framework, Jubilee & TEN fields in Ghana, NLNG Train 7, Escravos GTL, and Dangote Refinery economics — delegates will explore cashflow forecasting, profitability metrics, fiscal benchmarking, and risk evaluation. The course blends global best practices with regional fiscal systems, enabling participants to deliver robust investment decisions that drive energy security and profitability.
Oil and gas projects in West and Southern Africa face unique fiscal regimes, regulatory reforms, and market risks. With multibillion-dollar LNG, GTL, and refining projects shaping the region’s future, professionals need the ability to:
This programme is designed for professionals involved in project economics, fiscal regimes, and energy investment:
With a BSc and PhD from the UK and over 30 years of expertise in refining, operations, and project economics with leading oil companies, the instructor is a globally recognized chemical engineering consultant.
As a Chartered Chemist and member of both the Royal Society of Chemistry and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, he combines academic knowledge with practical consulting experience in investment economics, fiscal benchmarking, and petroleum project evaluation.
Participants will be assessed on:
Successful participants will receive:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Essential for oil & gas project decision-making.”
“This course gave me the tools to analyze fiscal regimes and run profitability models for upstream projects.”
— Samuel, Financial Analyst, International Oil Company
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Brilliant mix of economics and real case studies.”
“The hands-on sessions on cashflow modelling and Monte Carlo risk analysis were directly applicable to my work.”
— Naledi, Investment Manager, Energy Finance Institution