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Oil & Gas Industry PowerPoint Template is a professional presentations which provides themed scenes for the Oil and Gas Industry. The template provides top of the line scene vectors of offshore drilling platform, oil transportation ships and a set of sixteen different clipart icons that the presenter can combine to create high quality visual presentations. Charts and flow diagrams with Oil & Gas themes are included allowing the user to create infographics about the Oil & Gas industry.

Crude oil and natural gas are naturally occurring substances present bellow surface, in rock amidst the earth’s crust. The origin of oil and gas is organic material compressed in sedimentary rock. As layers of sediment were deposited on the ocean floor, decaying remains of plants and animals were integrated into the forming rock. This organic material eventually transformed into oil and gas after being exposed to a specific temperature and pressure range deep within the earth’s crust. To extract the hydrocarbons from the sedimentary rock is necessary different drilling processes, which require extensive investments due to their complexity.

The Oil and Gas Industry includes several sub-categories as exploration, extraction and refining. Logistics play an important role in the overall industry environment through the transportation by oil tankers and pipelines. The oil and gas industry is divided in three major sectors, upstream, midstream and downstream. The upstream sector references the exploration and production (E&P). The midstream references transportation, storage and marketing of oil and gas productions. The downstream (generally unified with the midstream sector) focuses on the refining of crude oil and purification of natural gas.

Oil & Gas is the main raw material for many industries, and has become one of the most important supplies for maintenance of the modern civilization. Oil and Gas accounts for the largest percentage of the world energy generation, and the production , transportation, refining and commercialization of oil and gas has become the worlds biggest industry in money value.

The oil and gas industry not only is strongly regulated on every nation, its also one of the most traded markets in the stock and commodities derivatives markets, being their most influential indicators (West Texas price and Brent index) two of the most followed trading indicators in the world of markets.

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Understanding the main processes of the petroleum industry can be very complex, that's why we have created this template with 30 infographics that you can use to explain the exploration, extraction, refining and transportation process in detail, and graphically, to make them easier to assimilate. Take advantage of these infographics designed in red, orange and yellow that contain illustrations to delve into one of the most powerful industries in the world economy and understand its operation and projections.

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By Andrew E. Kramer

• May 13, 2006

MOSCOW, May 12 - With great effort and cost, a Russian drilling crew shipped a rig into an Arctic swamp far north of Moscow. They drilled for weeks through rock -- only to find more rock. After drilling eight dry holes in 2002, the crew gave up.

Going against the oilman's motto that the only geologist one can trust is "Mr. Drill," a team of real geologists returned to the problem the next year. This time, equipped with 3-D imaging computers, they placed the rig with pinpoint accuracy over the Val Gamburtseva deposit. It is now producing volumes of oil.

With innovations from Web-camera monitoring of remote fields to the use of drill bits that can turn corners underground, Russia is gradually modernizing its energy machine. Oil field technology is a multibillion-dollar business here. And if Western companies have it, and Russians need it, technology could become crucial to unlocking the shackles of nationalist restrictions on Russian oil reserves, analysts say.

The re-emergence of Russia as an oil-exporting powerhouse, a trend with wide implications for world energy prices -- Moscow's increased supplies largely fulfilled Chinese demand until last year -- was surely helped along by Western technology, both Russian and foreign oil executives say.

"Our goal now is to adapt this technology to our fields," Sergei I. Kudryashov, a vice president for Rosneft, said at a recent presentation of the 3-D seismic imaging center in Moscow that helped develop the Val Gamburtseva field.

The modernization process was set back in 2004 by the partial nationalization of Yukos, Russia's largest private oil company that was a leader in bringing in international technology. Rosneft, the largest state-owned oil company, acquired those assets.

In a twist in the industry here, Rosneft is now also embracing foreign technology and inviting in Western advisers, crucial ingredients in Yukos's recipe for success.

On the management front, too, Rosneft has signaled it intends to modernize. Last autumn, the company tried to recruit Donald L. Evans, the former commerce secretary, as chairman; he turned down the offer. But in February, Rosneft hired Peter O'Brien, a former Morgan Stanley investment banker, as a chief financial adviser.

The need for technology upgrades is expected to be expensive for Russia. To increase output from the current 9 million barrels a day, to 10.5 million in 2030, Russia will need to invest $900 billion in oil field technology, according to Fatih Birol, the chief economist at the International Energy Agency in Paris.

For instance, at the Val Gamburtseva field, Rosneft's newest, about 30 percent of the equipment will be foreign-made, according to an estimate by the company.

With the political currents seeming to flow against Americans and Europeans, and Rosneft suggesting it may pair up with the China National Petroleum Corporation as a strategic partner, some analysts say the prize contracts for these technology investments may fall to service companies like Halliburton, Schlumberger or Baker Hughes rather than a large oil company.

Oil services companies sell Western technologies for a fee, without demanding any ownership in the oil fields.

Under this model, Russian state-owned or controlled companies could obtain the technology without taking the sensitive step of surrendering control over oil reserves to foreigners, a step they would have to take if they worked with a major oil company.

"We see no difference between foreign companies getting license for fields, and foreign companies helping with the technology," Aleksei Kormshchikov, an oil and gas analyst at the UralSib brokerage firm in Moscow, said in a telephone interview.

If Russia puts the right incentives in place to attract investment, the rewards for energy-consuming countries are potentially great. In the last five years, 50 percent of the growth in world crude oil production has come from Russia.

Chris Weafer, chief analyst at Alfa Bank in Moscow, and a former adviser to OPEC, speculated that world oil prices could have spiked above $100 a barrel had Russia not raised its output sharply through these years to meet Chinese demand, before its output leveled off in 2005 after the Yukos assets were seized.

Russia, the world's second-largest oil exporter, after Saudi Arabia, is also the world's largest natural gas exporter at a time when gas is on a path to catch up to coal, which is currently second in the ranking of most-used fossil fuel.

President Vladimir V. Putin has elevated energy to a central position in Russia's foreign policy, giving Moscow influence and respect in world affairs not seen since the demise of the Soviet Union, as consuming nations court the Kremlin for access to ever scarcer energy.

Still, oil field engineers and geologists say that extracting the oil that underpins so much of political and economic life in Russia is fraught with technical problems -- fields are remote, the climate is extremely frigid, geological structures are complex and machinery is tumbledown -- inherited from the Soviet Union.

All of this is precisely where Western technology has proved itself.

To increase production starting in 1999, Western companies and consultants applied the techniques of reversing declines at older reserves that have been producing for decades, methods from the 1980's and 1990's that were used at nearly depleted wells in West Texas that had peaked, or reached the maximum rate of production before going into decline. The technologies include hydrofracturing, or forcing steam into an oil well to create cracks in the surrounding rock and ease the crude oil flow toward the surface. The trick is to find wells where the cost of a few hundred thousand dollars is justified by the increase in production.

This technology, rarely used in Soviet times, became a mainstay at the older fields of TNK-BP, a BP joint venture begun in Russia in 2003. The company conducted 1,400 such operations last year, or 10 percent of all hydrofracturing done worldwide.

Also, Russia is relying on submersible pumps, or tiny electric pumps dropped into wells that push the oil up from below rather than pull from a bobbing pump at the surface.

Now, however, Russia must shift its focus from these technologies to developing new fields, Kris Sliger, executive vice president for strategy and new business development at TNK-BP, told a conference in Moscow in March. What could be wrung from the older fields has been tapped, he said.

To reach Russia's untapped oil, and maintain production growth and downward pressure on world prices, geologists will be venturing into more remote and improbable landscapes.

Russia will need offshore platforms that can operate in ice, undersea pipelines and 3-D seismic imaging with pinpoint accuracy.

Modern techniques like horizontal drilling will also come into play.

With their technology, Russians cannot drill long distances horizontally -- the drill bits are guided by sensors that navigate by subtle differences in earth's gravitational field -- something the domestic industry must rely upon foreign expertise to achieve.

This dynamic was seen in Exxon Mobil's Sakhalin I development on the island's northeast shelf. Exxon Neftegas, a local subsidiary, drilled wells 11 kilometers, or about seven miles, horizontally from the beach to deposits offshore in the Pacific Ocean. The well complex, which Exxon calls the most sophisticated land rig in the world, cost $4.5 billion and has an expected return of $40 billion over the life of the project. In at least one aspect, Exxon was low-tech: faced with threats to Steller's sea eagles, the company hired Russian ornithologists who devised the "false perch program" to draw the birds away from the rig. It helped win environmental approval while other multibillion-dollar Sakhalin projects were slowed by similar concerns. The false perches are made of sticks.

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