介紹了SEC準則的新變化，SPE準則儲量分類，資源、儲量、除油氣之外的其它礦產、非常規資源，儲量分類存在的問題，證實已開發儲量、證實未開發儲量、證實未開發儲量描述披露、未鑽穿斷塊的體積、超期限的證實未開發儲量、基本證實儲量，詳細介紹了證實儲量的構成要素，列舉了評論信函，介紹了儲量評估方法，提供了概算儲量和可能儲量實例，SEC準則儲量報告要求，對儲量評估師和審計師的要求，介紹了國際上對儲量的定義，儲量報告和審計報告，儲量風險分析，薩班斯證券法案等。最後還列出了豐富的附錄內容供參考。
基本介紹
- 書名：石油天然氣儲量評估技術
- 作者：扎克 (Mike Zak) 戴少武
- 出版日期：2014年8月1日
- 語種：英語
- ISBN：9787511429766
- 外文名：Oil and Gas Reserve Guidelines
- 出版社：中國石化出版社
- 頁數：227頁
- 開本：16
- 品牌：中國石化出版社
基本介紹,內容簡介,作者簡介,圖書目錄,
基本介紹
內容簡介
《石油天然氣儲量評估技術(英文版)》由中國石化出版社出版。
作者簡介
作者：（美國）扎克（Mike Zak）
圖書目錄
Introduction
Who Defines Reserves？
Security and Exchange Commission （SEC）
Financial Accounting and Standards Board （FASB）
Society of Petroleum Engineers （SPE）
World Petroleum Congress （WPC）
American Association of Petroleum Geologists （AAPG）
Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers （SPEE）
International Energy Agency （IEA）
International Accounting and Standards Board （IASB）
United Nations （UN）
Energy Information Agency （EIA）
Alberta Securities Exchange
China
Major SEC Rule Changes of 2009
SPE Reserve Classification
SPE Petroleum Resources Management System
Resources
SPE
SEC
China
Reserves
SEC
SPE
PRC
General
Minerals Other than Oil and Gas
Unconventional Resources
Problems with Reserve Classification
Proved Reserves
Proved Developed
Proved Undeveloped
SEC
SPE/WPC
China
Undeveloped Reserves Narrative Disclosure
Volumes in Un—Penetrated Fault Blocks
Basic Proved Reserves
Elements of Proved Reserves
Quantities of Hydrocarbons
Reasonable Certainty
Economically Recoverable
Existing Economic and Operating Conditions
Miscellaneous Issues
Volumetric Method of Reserve Estimation
General
Reservoir Volume
Mapping
Reservoir Fluids
Porosity
Water Saturation
Pressure Base
Reservoir Temperature and Pressure
Formation Volume Factor
Cutoffs
Reservoir Limits
Reservoir Area
Recovery Factor
Data Requirements
Reserve Estimates
General
Data
Reserve Evaluator
Deterministic
Probabilistic
Performance Methods
Improved Recovery
Proboable Reserves
Examples of Probable Reserve
China
Possible Reserves
Examples of Possible Reserves
China
SEC Reporting Requirements
General
Geographic Area
Disclosure Rules
Materiality
SEC Reserve Reviews
Reserve Write—downs
Reserve Estimators and Auditors
General
SEC
SPE
International Reserve Definitions
Australia
Former Soviet Union （FSU）
Norway
United Kingdom
Canada
Mexico
Middle East
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
Reserve Reports vs.Audits
Reserve Reports
Audit Reports
Reserve Risk Assessment
Reserve Risk
Economic Risk
SPEE
Sarbanes—Oxley
Effect on Private Companies
Restrictions on Corporate Activities
Corporate Transparency
Penalties
Auditor Independence
Appendix A
SPE Petroleum Reserves Definitions
Appendix B
Sample Letter Sent to Oil and Gas Producers
Appendix C
AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification System and Definitions
Appendix D
SEC Reserve Checklist
Appendix E
Data Requirements for Reserve Estimates
Appendix F
Scope
Terms and definitions
Exploration and development phases
Reserves Economic Criteria
Resources/Reserves Classification
Appendix G
Reserve Comparison Table
Who Defines Reserves？
Security and Exchange Commission （SEC）
Financial Accounting and Standards Board （FASB）
Society of Petroleum Engineers （SPE）
World Petroleum Congress （WPC）
American Association of Petroleum Geologists （AAPG）
Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers （SPEE）
International Energy Agency （IEA）
International Accounting and Standards Board （IASB）
United Nations （UN）
Energy Information Agency （EIA）
Alberta Securities Exchange
China
Major SEC Rule Changes of 2009
SPE Reserve Classification
SPE Petroleum Resources Management System
Resources
SPE
SEC
China
Reserves
SEC
SPE
PRC
General
Minerals Other than Oil and Gas
Unconventional Resources
Problems with Reserve Classification
Proved Reserves
Proved Developed
Proved Undeveloped
SEC
SPE/WPC
China
Undeveloped Reserves Narrative Disclosure
Volumes in Un—Penetrated Fault Blocks
Basic Proved Reserves
Elements of Proved Reserves
Quantities of Hydrocarbons
Reasonable Certainty
Economically Recoverable
Existing Economic and Operating Conditions
Miscellaneous Issues
Volumetric Method of Reserve Estimation
General
Reservoir Volume
Mapping
Reservoir Fluids
Porosity
Water Saturation
Pressure Base
Reservoir Temperature and Pressure
Formation Volume Factor
Cutoffs
Reservoir Limits
Reservoir Area
Recovery Factor
Data Requirements
Reserve Estimates
General
Data
Reserve Evaluator
Deterministic
Probabilistic
Performance Methods
Improved Recovery
Proboable Reserves
Examples of Probable Reserve
China
Possible Reserves
Examples of Possible Reserves
China
SEC Reporting Requirements
General
Geographic Area
Disclosure Rules
Materiality
SEC Reserve Reviews
Reserve Write—downs
Reserve Estimators and Auditors
General
SEC
SPE
International Reserve Definitions
Australia
Former Soviet Union （FSU）
Norway
United Kingdom
Canada
Mexico
Middle East
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
Reserve Reports vs.Audits
Reserve Reports
Audit Reports
Reserve Risk Assessment
Reserve Risk
Economic Risk
SPEE
Sarbanes—Oxley
Effect on Private Companies
Restrictions on Corporate Activities
Corporate Transparency
Penalties
Auditor Independence
Appendix A
SPE Petroleum Reserves Definitions
Appendix B
Sample Letter Sent to Oil and Gas Producers
Appendix C
AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification System and Definitions
Appendix D
SEC Reserve Checklist
Appendix E
Data Requirements for Reserve Estimates
Appendix F
Scope
Terms and definitions
Exploration and development phases
Reserves Economic Criteria
Resources/Reserves Classification
Appendix G
Reserve Comparison Table
