Energy Project Finance – Oil, Gas & Power

Description

ENERGY PROJECT FINANCE – OIL, GAS & POWER

Dubai on 13 – 15 March 2012

Singapore on 19 – 21 March 2012

www.infocusinternational.com/projectfinance

 

Overview

Participants in this workshop will learn how to structure upstream and downstream energy projects including field development, pipelines, and other transportation and downstream infrastructure. They will also learn about LNG, petrochemical projects, and power deals.

By the end of the workshop you will have developed a framework for recognising and analysing qualitative and quantitative project risks, and learnt how to choose the optimal funding structure when financing green-field projects and facility upgrades in the energy sector. You will also understand how Excel models are used to assess project debt capacity, return on investment, and other metrics common to attractive deals.

 

Course Highlights

·         How projects are financed and what are the different options

·         How to evaluate and mitigate project risks

·         What to look for in project cash-flows

·         Sources of equity and debt funding

·         The essential features in project documents

·         Why some projects succeed and others fail

 

Key Learning Objectives

·         Learn how to analyse funding sources and credit criteria for energy projects

·         Understand basic project documentation and identify key clauses for success

·         Understand key risks arising in Project Finance and learn the mechanisms for mitigating risk

·         Structure and build an effective Project Finance cash-flow model

·         Gain an understanding of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), and how they interface with energy projects

·         Hear about real life Project Finance case histories from various sectors to highlight what leads to success, and what leads to failure!

Who will be attending:

·         Financial analysts, corporate finance, structured finance& investment managers

·         Financial managers, accountants, planners & treasury managers

·         Project managers& Project engineers

·         Public Private Partnership executive (PPP) in the energy sectors

·         Government officials dealing with energy sector financial issues

·         Financial & project advisors

·         Project finance, risk & credit managers

·         Commercial attorneys, in-house legal& project finance lawyers

 

Course Certificate

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance bearing the signatures from both the Export Workshop Leader and the Course Organiser. This Certificate will testify your endeavour and serve towards your professional advancement.

 

Teaching Methodology

The course will be based on lectures, discussions and case study analytical exercises. [Laptops are an advantage].

Numerous examples of projects from the region and around the world are employed throughout the course to ensure understanding and demonstrate the application of concepts. Lectures include many recent examples of structured financing attractive to banks, bond investors, lessors and Islamic investors. Applications of energy related derivative instruments to enhance financing are also described.

Finally, careful attention is paid to describe the role of credit providers such as Export Credit Agencies and International Financial Institutions (IFIs) such as IFC, Asian and Islamic Development Bank, European Investment Bank, and bi-laterals. Many of these official agencies are today actively engaged in helping project developers and financiers to weather recent market upheavals and to provide long-term capital.

For Enquiry and Registration, please contact:

Michelle Lim

Tel: +65 6325 0210

Email: michelle@infocusinternational.com

Web: www.infocusinternational.com/projectfinance

 

Organized by

Country: Singapore.Event Categories: Seminar,Training.Industry: Gas,Oil.