Midstream - Pipeline & Transportation Training Courses

No matter how experienced a Petroleum sector manager or supervisor you may be, the ability to market your business is the one

Refurbishment and debottlenecking works is a manpower-intensive and equipment-intensive phase of any onshore and offshore project. This PetroKnowledge training course aims to

When oil companies drill a well, approximately 130,000 gallons of water are required. This quantity is dwarfed when during well stimulation, water

When oil companies drill a well, approximately 130,000 gallons of water are required. This quantity is dwarfed when during well stimulation, water

This Offshore Systems Design & Construction training course provides a complete and comprehensive overview of the technology for the design and construction

Safety and Risk Management requires a twin approach of following the legislative standards and seizing the opportunities available in good risk management.

This training course will present the key activities involved in operation, control, maintenance and troubleshooting of gas compressors. These activities are vitally

This PetroKnowledge Joint Venture Accounting training course is designed to develop the essential skills necessary to prepare and evaluate joint venture accounts and

This PetroKnowledge training course covers the two most vital challenges for business today. How the different countries and government are putting policies

This PetroKnowledge training course covers the two most vital challenges for business today. How the different countries and government are putting policies

This Modern Power System Protective Relaying training course has been designed to provide a clear and perfect understanding of power system protection

Natural gas is the most energy efficient fossil fuel— it offers important energy saving benefits when it is used instead of oil

Natural gas is the most energy efficient fossil fuel— it offers important energy saving benefits when it is used instead of oil

Lower revenues due to lower commodity prices have placed equipment life-cycle costs under the management spotlight like never before. Maintainers are faced