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Large-scale capital and operating expenditure decisions can make orbreak the financial performance of oil, gas, and power companies. In this bookI provide a toolbox of industry-specific capital project and risk managementdecision analysis tools, and demonstrate how companies successfully apply them,using a wealth of examples. Part I explains how to improve reliability, raiseproductivity, lower purchase cost, lower operating cost, and lower workingcapital requirements. It covers Capital expenditure (CapEx) projectsupply chain risk mitigation: principles and methods, Engineering and procurement ofequipment and services for minimum cost and risk, Operations and maintenance cost(OpEx) reduction: principles and methods, and Operational safety andenvironmental risk management: principles and methods. Part II provides tailors the techniques andtoolbox to the specific needs of upstream oil & gas, midstream hydrocarbon transport, downstream oil & gas, and the power industry. The book is a resource for chief operating officers; chief financialofficers; engineers; vice presidents of supply chain, operations, orproduction; and directors and managers of procurement, purchasing, operations,or materials management.
A great book and a must read for everyone working in supply chain in the oil and gas industry. David covers many areas and provides a great amount of details and facts, that makes you think and help you to debate with people on the subject and use reasoning when convincing stake holders.FYI, this is not a text book or a step-by-step desktop guide on how to do supply chain and procurement in the petroleum industry. There is plenty of other books on this.I highly recommend this book. In fact, this book had the highest amount of notes and stickers that I used, to emphasise and remember points.