The Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities (SKK Migas) is optimistic that oil and gas production from the 13 oil and gas blocks whose contracts expire in 2020-2022 can be increased in the future.
This is because the work program to be carried out also increases along with the transfer to a new operator.
Head of SKK Migas Dwi Soetjipto said, there was an increase in the work program in terminated oil and gas blocks in line with the certainty of a contract extension that had been given by the government. With the increase in this work program, his party projects that oil and gas production in this termination block can increase.
"The crucial period in 2021, oil and gas production must increase in the following year. This is in line with the vision of a production target of 1 million barrels per day (BPD) or a total of 3.2 million BOPED (barrel of oil equivalent per day/barrel of oil equivalent per day) in 2030, "he said.
Referring to SKK Migas data, the 13 oil and gas termination blocks are estimated to reach a low of around 250 thousand BOEPD this year and stay in the same range next year. Next, oil and gas production is projected to start increasing in 2022 and reaching more than 300 thousand BOEPD in 2023. The amount of oil and gas production is estimated to last until 2027 and again increase in 2028.
His party has prepared a number of strategies to maintain oil and gas production in the 13 termination blocks. In the short term, the increase in production is carried out through additional development drilling activities, as well as workover and well service.
"Drilling has a drastic increase from 2020 to 2025, as well as workover. Well service has also increased slightly, "Dwi explained.
Meanwhile, the Firm Work Commitment (KKP) promised by the operator will be used to increase oil and gas production in the medium and long term through exploration and enhanced oil recovery (EOR).
"The total KKP fund is the US $ 1.17 billion. We will also accelerate KKP activities if possible, "said Dwi.
Of the total KKP funds, Dwi explained, the US $ 782.7 million was budgeted for exploration activities. In detail, these funds will be used to carry out 41 G and G studies, 2,150 kilometers (km) of 2D seismic, 3,050 square kilometers of 3D seismic, and drilling of 70 exploration wells. Furthermore, the EOR budget is US $ 386.8 million which includes the implementation of two EOR studies and 9 EOR pilot projects.
Another thing that also determines the future production of termina block oil and gas is the transfer of management of the Rokan Block. His party and Chevron Indonesia have agreed to start investing in Well drilling during the transition period this November. This step is necessary to curb the rate of decline in production in the oil and gas block, which is the second-largest oil producer in Indonesia.
"In the previous 2019-2020, there were no drilling plans, except for this November. In 2021, there are 200 wells to be drilled, 112 wells from Chevron, the rest will be continued by Pertamina after August 2021, "Dwi explained.
However, Dwi noted there are a number of things that must be considered in maintaining the termination block oil and gas production. One of them, in increasing oil and gas production by adding activities, economic factors will be a challenge for oil and gas companies. Therefore, the decision to provide incentives is also important.
"Other things are the execution of the work plan, the schedule on stream which is on time, and the best effort to carry out the drilling," he said.
The 13 oil and gas blocks whose contracts expire in 2020-2022 are Block South Jambi B, Makassar Strait, Brantas, Salawati, Malacca Strait, Bird's Head, Bentu, Selat Panjang, Rokan, Tarakan, CPP, Tungkal, and Sengkang.
The operators of 13 oil and gas blocks have successively switched to Jindi South Jambi B, Chevron Makassar Limited, Minarak Brantas Gas, Petrogas (Island) Ltd, EMP Malacca Strait, Petrogas (Basin) Ltd, EMP Bentu, Sumatra Global Energi, PT Pertamina Hulu Rokan. , PT Medco E&P Tarakan, PT Bumi Siak Pusako, Montd'Or Oil Tungkal Ltd, and Energy Equity Sengkang.
Investor Daily, Page-9, Saturday, Oct 3, 2020
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