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Energy Supply Chain
Energy Supply Chain
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1. Oil & Gas
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1. Exploration & Production
- 1. Geology and Geophysics
- 2. Drilling Services
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3. Drilling Products
- 0. Drilling Engineering
- 1. Drilling Barge
- 2. Drilling Equipment Structure (DES)
- 3. Drill String
- 3.1 Drill Bit
- 3.2 Drill Collar, Reamer, Stabilizer, Jar, Shock Sub
- 3.3 Drill Pipe
- 4. Drilling Cement
- 5. Drilling Tools and Accessories
- 6. Casing
- 7. Wellhead Equipment
- 7.1 Christmas Tree
- 7.2 Production Jumper
- 4. Production
- 5. Reservoir
- 6. Field Development Planning
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2. Facilities-Upstream
- 1. Asset Owner
- 2. Operator
- 3. Contractor
- 4. Process
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5. Mechanical
- 0. Mechanical Engineering
- 1. Horizontal Vessel and Internal
- 2. Vertical Vessel and Internal
- 3. Tanks
- 4. Combustion Heater, Furnaces and Incinerator
- 5. Heat Exchanger
- 5.2 Plate & Frame Heat Exchanger
- 5.1 Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger
- 5.3 Air Cooled Heat Exchanger
- 6. Cooler
- 7. Centrifugal Pump
- 8. Reciprocating Pump
- 9. Centrifugal Compressor
- 10. Reciprocating Compressor
- 11. Package Skid
- 12. HVAC
- 13. Material Handling
- 13.1 Pedestal Crane
- 13.2 Davit
- 13.3 Monorail
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6. Piping
- 0. Piping Layout, Design and Engineering
- 1. Ball Valve
- 2. Gate Valve
- 3. Globe Valve
- 4. Check Valve
- 5. Butterfly Valve
- 6. Plug Valve
- 7. Pinch Valve
- 8. Diaphragm Valve
- 9. Pipe
- 10. Flange & Fitting
- 10.1 Hub and Clamp
- 11. Bolt & Nut
- 12. Gasket
- 13. Pipe Support
- 14. Specialty Piping Item
- 15. Piping Services
- 15.1 DC Survey and Laser Scan
- 15.2 Hot Bolting
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7. Electrical
- 0 Electrical Engineering
- 1. Power Generators
- 2. UPS and Battery Bank
- 3. Transformer
- 4. Switchgear + MCC
- 5. LV Switchboard/MCC and Control Gear
- 6. Power Management System
- 7. Busbar
- 8. Junction Box
- 9. Cable
- 10. Cable Ladders
- 11. Cable Trays
- 12. Cable Gland
- 13. Cable Lug and Cable Tie
- 14. Conduit
- 15. Multi-Cable Transit
- 16. Socket Fittings
- 17. Grounding / Earthing
- 18. Lighting
- 19. Lighting Stand / Support
- 20. Miscellaneous Items
- 8. Instrument
- 9. Technical Safety
- 10. Structural-Offshore
- 11. Hull Marine
- 12. Subsea Products and Services
- 13. Pipeline
- 3. Facilities-Midstream
- 4. Facilities-Downstream
- 5. Trading Operations
- 6. Distribution and Retail
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1. Exploration & Production
- 2. Bioenergy
- 3. Coal Mining
- 4. Renewables
- 5. Electric Utility
Admin | 17 June, 2019
What is the energy supply chain?
What is Energy Supply Chain?
Energy Supply Chain is the inter-connected
network of companies supporting both conventional / renewable Energy
Producers and Utilities, that ultimately supply Energy Products or Services to End Users.
The network of Energy Service
Provider companies can range from Design Consultants, Manpower agencies, Vendor
Manufacturer / suppliers (Principal + Local Agencies), Inspection Services, Subcontractors, Fabricators and
Contractors, Transportation Lifting and Installation, to the Operation and
Maintenance, and finally to Abandonment of End-of-Life facilities. In addition
to Energy Service Providers, there are also Traders of Energy Products, and the
distribution and sales of Energy Products to End Users.
Figure 1: Energy Supply Chain
Why Energy Supply Chain is so
important?
Traditionally, Energy Utilities
and Energy Consumers have relied solely on conventional energy sources as it
was technologically more advanced and economical compared to renewable fuel.
However, with advancement of technology and End User Industries becoming more
aware of impact that fuels have on the climate, they are relooking into mix of
Energy fuel sources that are less carbon intensive to combat climate change. In
addition, Banks and Insurers that finance and cover Company operations are also
pushing for greener solutions, hence this has driven Companies to transition
into new greener technologies to meet this challenge.
Figure 2: With the constant changes in technology
that serve respective Energy Sectors, Energy Producers have to keep up to date
with latest Company offerings within Energy Supply Chain, that play a key role
in contributing to Energy Sustainability.
Secondly, the Energy Supply Chain
dynamics is constantly facing changes and disruptions from, supply and demand
of Energy Products, to supply of labour and materials, to change in government
policies and geopolitical events that impact on trade / logistical routes.
Reference:
- https://www.thiscomplexworld.com/big-data-innovation-energy-supply-chains/
- https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/energy_sector.asp
- https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insights/consulting/coronavirus-supply-chain-disruption
- https://www.thestreet.com/.image/t_share/MTg1MDA3MzIyMDU2MTA3NjMw/supply-disruptions-figure-1.png
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