Operational Excellence

November 11, 2018 | Author: mvull | Category: Royal Dutch Shell, Petroleum, Mergers And Acquisitions, Risk, Business
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Operational Excellence

Peter J. Parry | Managing Partner Global Global Oil & Gas Consulting Bain & Company, Inc. | 40 Strand | London | WC2N 5RW | United Kingdom +44 7733 302 300 [email protected] | web:www.bain.com

Upstream Operations Excellence: Excellence: trends and implications NEW UPSTREAM



The large Upstream producer competitive landscape is shifting to profitability cost and operational operational metrics metrics away from volume growth growth

Source: ExxonMobil 2014 Analyst Meeting

The past decade has seen the upstream majors fall back NEW UPSTREAM

MAJOR IOC PRODUCTION AND UPSTREAM INVESTMENT 2002-2013

Cumulative Capex FY2002-FY2013 = $1.43T

Major IOCs included: BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ENI, ExxonMobil, Shell, Statoil, Total

Mature fields challenge and EOR potential: Fields aged over 10 years dominate global liquids production MATURE FIELDS

Source: Rystad Energy U-Cube Note: Based on 2012 liquid production including crude, condensate and NGLs

Instability and change continues to impact the industry INSTABILITY

SELECTED INCIDENTS IMPACTING O&G INDUSTRY NON-EXHAUSTIVE

Scotland Speculation on O&G industry based on independence

Alaska: 2012 - Sh 2012 Shel elll exploration rig slips moorings

Libya/Egypt:

France UK 2011 – Furth Further er changes to fiscal regime hit mature field economics

2012 –ban on hydraulic fracturing

2010-11  ‘Arab spring’ uprisings impact oil and gas infrastructure and activity

Violence

Kazakhstan 2014 - fines by government due to production halt/gas leaks

Commercial Environmental Supply

Ukraine

US

Algeria:

Ongoing developments in shale gas and oil redefine industry supply

Nigeria: 2014 Large-scale theft by thieves

Gulf of Mexico : 2010 20 10 - of offs fsho hore re drilling moratorium following Macondo incident

2014 Conflict and renewed cold war

2013 – In Amenas Amenas gas plant attacked

ME and Syria : – onAzerbaijan

On-going African Exploration Boom

2012 – civil war war leads going contract to exit of IOCs

renewals

Syria: Venezuela 2014 Series of protests, political demonstrations, and civil unrest

Source: Bain analysis, Literature search

2012 – civil war leads to exit of IOCs

Argentina: 2012 nationalisation of Repsol stake in YPF

Nigeria 2013 Law on fines on operators responsible for oil spills

Australia: 2012 – infl inflati ation on hits NWS LNG economics

Shortage of talent remains an industry challenge TALENT SHORTAGE

% OF LARGE NOCS STATING AS KEY RISK

NORTH SEA: % STATING AS KEY CHALLENGES IN NEXT 12 MONTHS

• Many oil province provinces s will grow by at least least 50% 50% in the next next 20 years • Shift to unconventi unconventionals onals and new new frontiers frontiers requires new capabi capabilities lities • 50% of staff staff with over 25 years experience experience will will have have left the the industry industry in 7-8 7-8 years years • Requirements Requirements to ensure use of national national staff and and content content will will become become increasingly increasingly significant

Asset Full Potential: Delivery at an individual asset level is ever more vital, four areas can make a big impact ASSET FULL POTENTIAL

DELIVERING ASSET FULL POTENTIAL

1. Capa Capabi bili litie ties s - People - Proc Proces esse ses s

2. Busine Business ss Perf Perform ormanc ance e - Financ Financial ial Impact Impact - Emis Emissi sion ons s

3. Produc Productiv tivity ity and Poten Potentia tiall - Consis Consisten tency cy and and uptime uptime - Reco Recove very ry fact factor or

4. Stakeh Stakehold older er Manag Manageme ement nt - Delive Delivery ry vs. expect expectati ations ons - Engagement, Engagement, support support and and learnin learning g

1. Capability: Building a baseline picture of people and process strength along with a development plan is vital ASSET FULL POTENTIAL

OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY TENABLE AREAS

Wells

Well engineering

Well planning & approvals

Drilling operations

Completions

Well work overs

Production Operations

Production management & optimization

Maintenance planning & execution

Integrated activity planning

Processing storage and transportation

Land, marine and aviation logistics

Reservoir Management

Reservoir appraisal and development

Reservoir Modeling

Well & reservoir surveillance

Technology application & EOR

OBO

OBO strategy

OBO operating model

Technology

Technology strategy

Technology application

Technology performance feedback

HSE

HSE Management Systems

Behaviors & Culture

Performance Management

Legend Weak

Tenable

Strong

World-class

Drilling technology

OBO management resourcing & capability

Occupational Health

People & Process Safety

Environment

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