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Paper presented at the SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, April 5–8, 2003
Paper Number: SPE-82037-MS
...). The CSA mandates disclosure of Proved volumes and associated future net revenues using two economic criteria: a forecast cost and prices scenario ("forecast case") and a constant cost and prices sensitivity scenario ("flat case"). The SEC Proved reserve is comparable to the "flat case" Proved reserve...
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Paper presented at the SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, March 14–15, 1985
Paper Number: SPE-13789-MS
..., either on the basis of future net revenue or present worth of the future net revenue. The method present worth of the future net revenue. The method to be illustrated can be used with any of these units as long as consistency of units is used. The present industry practice uses the 80% value in 20...
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Paper presented at the SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, March 3–4, 1983
Paper Number: SPE-11290-MS
... comparative analysis future net revenue criteria investment principal amount cash flow lender spe 11290 project valuation total cost projection upstream oil & gas loan value revenue dedication sample loan assumption cash equity maturity compute computation asset...
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Paper presented at the Symposium on Petroleum Economics and Evaluation, February 8–9, 1965
Paper Number: SPE-1100-MS
... of a property should be something less than the future net revenue, since the market value of production to be recovered some years hence has a lesser value than production recoverable in the immediate future. Before an exchange of properties, assets, obligations or money can be effected it is necessary...
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Paper presented at the Petroleum Economics and Valuation Symposium, March 15–16, 1962
Paper Number: SPE-270-MS
... revenue of very long-lived properties such as East Texas, Wasson, Sacroc, etc., was probably worth a sum equal to such future net revenue being discounted at 4 per cent semiannually. Secondly, it was suggested that the same approach could be applied to short-lived properties, let us say, with 5 to 10...

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