This document provides an exam for a petroleum engineering course covering topics in oil and gas economics. The exam contains 6 questions related to: [1] calculating asset values over time using different depreciation methods; [2] determining costs and profits related to an oil field development project including depletion allowance, net income, sales, and tax calculations; [3] performing a cash flow analysis on an oil well recompletion project to calculate total profit, payback time, and cost to find and develop reserves. Students are instructed to answer all questions, show calculations, and draw requested diagrams. They are also asked to write a 40 line summary of their overall exam responses.
This document provides an exam for a petroleum engineering course covering topics in oil and gas economics. The exam contains 6 questions related to: [1] calculating asset values over time using different depreciation methods; [2] determining costs and profits related to an oil field development project including depletion allowance, net income, sales, and tax calculations; [3] performing a cash flow analysis on an oil well recompletion project to calculate total profit, payback time, and cost to find and develop reserves. Students are instructed to answer all questions, show calculations, and draw requested diagrams. They are also asked to write a 40 line summary of their overall exam responses.
This document provides an exam for a petroleum engineering course covering topics in oil and gas economics. The exam contains 6 questions related to: [1] calculating asset values over time using different depreciation methods; [2] determining costs and profits related to an oil field development project including depletion allowance, net income, sales, and tax calculations; [3] performing a cash flow analysis on an oil well recompletion project to calculate total profit, payback time, and cost to find and develop reserves. Students are instructed to answer all questions, show calculations, and draw requested diagrams. They are also asked to write a 40 line summary of their overall exam responses.
Petroleum Eng. Sec. Oil & Gas Economic Exam ( 2019)
Duration Time: 3 hours Closed Book Exam
Any Missing Data May be Assumed
Answer All Questions
1-The original value of an industrial unit is 42 MM L.E. and its
expected Salvage-Value is 12 MM L.E. The service life of the unit is estimated to be 12 years.
Determine the asset ( or book ) value at the end of each year
during the service-life of 12 years, using the following depreciation methods :- 1. Straight-Line method. 2. Textbook declining balance method. 3. Double Declining Method 4. Sum of the year digits method. 5. Sinking fund method with a sinking-fund-factor of 15%. 6. Draw The relation ship between the service life and asset value for the above methods
2- An oil company has borrowed 48 MM$ from a bank at an
annual compound interest rate of 11% for a period of 10 years .The bank loan will be paid back in the form of annuities , the first of which should be due just before the end of the first year of oil production . This bank loan was used to obtain an oil lease, and pay the pre-production costs of the newly discovered oil field. The development lasted three years and the oil production was started on the 4th year of the bank loan. The lands owner was paid 8 MM$ an a contact bonus, and extra 10MM$ to be paid when the daily production reaches 100 M bbl The following data is available for the estimation of the depletion allowance, Net income, and sales.
Pre-production costs 40 MM$
Estimated Reserve 266 MM bbL
Recovery Factor 70 %
Sales price $ 110
Annual depreciation $ 1.2
Year Annual Production rate,MM bbl Annual Expenses,MM$
1 36 25 2 40 21 3 40 17 4 16 19 Required : 1:- The bank loan annuities. 2:- Determine the cost per unit depletion for the first four years of production from the oil field. 3:- Determine the fixed percentage depletion for the first four years of production from the oil field 4:- Determine the annual net profit in case (2) and (3), given that general corporation tax is 45% of the net income. 5:- Calculate the cumulative net profit in cases (2) and (3), and state which of the two cases you recommend as Reservoir Engineer. 3-A well in Agiba company is shut in after it can no longer flow naturally. After several years, a recompletion is proposed at a cost of US$900,000. After a cid stimulation and installation of gas lift, the well is successfully returned to production. Cumulative oil production in six year equal to 400000 bbl
Year Flow Revenue,M Expenses,M$ Taxes ,M$ Investement,M$
$
0 900
1 500 50 200
2 500 50 200
3 400 60 170
4 250 60 120
5 100 70 100
6 50 20 15
Calculate the following Items :
1- total profit 2- pay back time 3- cost to find and develop
reserves
4-Draw the cash flow diagram and find the item 1 and 2 from this diagram
4- Write about 40 lines ( short Summary) to covers all topics of your