Hydrocarbon reserves valuation management
Given the importance of the reserves disclosures for investors and regulators, it is surprising to them that there has been a lot of focus, which is elaborated on in Chapter 2, on how the reserves data are prepared and reported on by companies. Currently, reserves disclosures in financial statements are not audited by independent public accountants, nor are they audited by any petroleum industry-designated independent evaluators. Performing the critical “reserves evaluator” function currently does not require any recognised certification program or other mandatory industry-wide training requirements.
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2009
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Authors: | Hussen, Chawarwan M. |
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Curtin University of Technology, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Petroleum Engineering |
Subject: | reserves disclosures | investors | regulators | reserves data | Dynamic Reserves Estimation Model (DREM) | performance | energy companies | reservoir characteristics | subjective forecasts | project feasibility and commerciality |
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