These KPIs provide comprehensive insights into the operational, financial, and environmental aspects of oil and gas exploration and production.
1. 3D Seismic Coverage: The extent to which an oil and gas company's exploration areas are covered by 3D seismic surveys, indicating the quality of subsurface data.
2. Asset Turnover Ratio: A financial metric measuring how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate revenue.
3. Average Reservoir Pressure: The average pressure within the reservoir, a critical factor in assessing the potential productivity of an oil or gas field.
4. Barrels of Oil Equivalent per Day (BOEPD) per Employee: Productivity measure indicating the amount of oil and gas produced per employee, reflecting operational efficiency.
5. Break-Even Oil Price: The minimum oil price required for a project or operation to cover its costs and achieve profitability.
6. Carbon Intensity: Measurement of the carbon emissions produced per unit of energy or product, reflecting environmental sustainability efforts.
7. Cash Operating Costs per Barrel: The operational expenses incurred to produce one barrel of oil, excluding non-cash costs.
8. Days Sales Outstanding (DSO): The average number of days it takes for a company to collect payment after a sale, indicating efficiency in receivables management.
9. Drilling Success Rate: The percentage of successful drilling operations, providing insights into exploration and production efficiency.
10. Energy Returned on Energy Invested (EROEI): The ratio of usable energy obtained from a resource to the energy expended in its production, reflecting energy efficiency.
11. Environmental Compliance Costs: The expenses associated with ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and standards.
12. Exploration Success Rate: The percentage of successful exploration ventures in discovering viable oil or gas reserves.
13. Fuel Efficiency: Measurement of the efficiency in fuel consumption during oil and gas operations.
14. Fuel Loss Rate: The percentage of fuel lost during various stages of production, transportation, or processing.
15. Gas Flaring Volume: The volume of natural gas flared during oil production, a key environmental and operational metric.
16. Gas/Oil Ratio (GOR): The ratio of produced gas to produced oil, indicating the composition of hydrocarbons in a reservoir.
17. Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Metrics: Various metrics assessing the performance and adherence to health, safety, and environmental standards.
18. Hydrocarbon Pore Volume (HPV): The volume of hydrocarbons within the pore spaces of a reservoir, a crucial parameter in reservoir characterization.
19. Lifting Costs: The cost incurred to lift and bring oil or gas to the surface, including operating and maintenance expenses.
20. Lost and Unaccounted for Gas (LAUF): The volume of gas that is lost or unaccounted for during production, transportation, or distribution.
21. Maturity of Reserves: The stage of development and production maturity of a company's reserves.
22. Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) Yield: The percentage of natural gas production that consists of natural gas liquids.
23. Netback Price: The revenue generated per unit of production, minus transportation and processing costs.
24. Non-Productive Time (NPT): The percentage of time during drilling or production operations that is not productive.
25. Oil and Gas Reserve Valuation: The estimation of the economic value of proven oil and gas reserves.
26. Operating Netback: The revenue per unit of production after deducting operating expenses.
27. Pipeline Utilization Rate: The percentage of a pipeline's capacity that is utilized, indicating efficiency and demand.
28. Plugging and Abandonment Costs (P&A): The costs associated with permanently closing and sealing an oil or gas well.
29. Processing Capacity: The maximum amount of oil or gas that can be processed by a facility or plant within a given time.
30. Rate of Penetration (ROP): The speed at which a drilling bit penetrates the subsurface during drilling operations.
31. Rate of Return (RoR) on New Wells: The percentage return on investment for new wells drilled.
32. Ratio of Proved Undeveloped Reserves (PUD) to Total Reserves: The proportion of proved undeveloped reserves to the total reserves, indicating future development potential.
33. Refinery Utilization Rate: The percentage of a refinery's capacity that is utilized for processing crude oil into refined products.
34. Reserve Life Index (RLI): The number of years a company's proven reserves can sustain current production levels.
35. Reserve Replacement by Region: The replacement of depleted reserves through new discoveries, categorized by geographic regions.
36. Reserve Replacement Cost: The cost associated with replacing depleted reserves with new discoveries.
37. Reserves Replacement Ratio (RRR): The ratio of new reserves added to the reserves depleted, indicating the ability to replace extracted reserves.
38. Reserves-to-Production Ratio (R/P): The ratio of proven reserves to current production rates, indicating the number of years reserves can sustain production.
39. Reservoir Saturation: The extent to which the pore spaces in a reservoir are saturated with hydrocarbons.
40. Spud to Sales Time: The time taken from the initiation of drilling (spudding) to the sale of produced oil or gas.
41. Turnaround Time (TAT) for Maintenance: The time taken to complete maintenance activities or shutdowns, minimizing downtime.
42. Upstream Capital Cost Index (UCCI): An index reflecting the capital cost changes in upstream oil and gas projects.
43. Water Cut: The percentage of water content in produced oil, indicating the water-to-hydrocarbon ratio.
44. Well Productivity Index: A measure of the productivity of oil or gas wells.
45. Wellhead Price: The price received by the producer at the wellhead for oil or gas.
46. Wells Drilled per Rig: The number of wells drilled per drilling rig, reflecting drilling efficiency.
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