Eni CEO meets President Widodo in Jakarta
The meeting focused on the planned initiatives for the energy transition and decarbonization and the consolidation of Eni’s position in the Kutei Basin following the acquisition of Neptune.
We operate in Indonesia in the exploration, production and development of hydrocarbons, both onshore and offshore. Among our main activities is the development of Merakes, a field located in the deep waters of East Kalimantan that will enable the country to increase its gas output for the domestic energy market and for export by exploiting existing infrastructure.
South East Asia is a region where rapid economic growth has generated an increase in energy demand and facilitated access to energy for the population. These factors make this area central to the energy transition, a goal for which international partnerships to reduce emissions and preserve the environment are crucial.
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How we operate in the country
Offshore gas production in Indonesia
A rich portfolio of assets in the exploration, development and production phases allows us to operate in the country onshore and offshore. We have stakes in 12 production sharing contracts (PSCs), of which 9 are in deep waters. The exploration campaign conducted offshore East Kalimantan allowed the start of gas production from the Jangkrik and Merakes projects. The proximity of the two fields allows us to maximise the use of existing infrastructure, reduce costs and lead time. A significant gas discovery from the Geng North-1 exploration well drilled in North Ganal PSC has the potential to contribute substantially to the creation of a new production hub, in the Northern part of the Kutei Basin. Following the recent acquisitions of Chevron and Neptune, Eni has consolidated its position in the basin.
We work side by side with Indonesians for sustainable growth
Ensuring drinking water for the Muara Jawa and Samboja districts in East Kalimantan is the goal of one of our programmes. We supply water to around 1,600 people by drilling wells. In Samboja we support the local community with projects aimed at promoting training in agriculture, the area's main livelihood, and combating the heaping of waste in backyards.
We also have ongoing programmes to improve the quality of the products of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and workshops to improve the population's IT skills.
Floating Production Unit – FPU
Onshore Receiving Facility (ORF) in Senipah
The training course supporting the development of enterprises
The Sekolah Dasar Negeri school library
Floating Production Unit – FPU
Onshore Receiving Facility (ORF) in Senipah
The training course supporting the development of enterprises
The Sekolah Dasar Negeri school library
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Highlights
Below is a selection of data about our activities in the country.
149
bcf
Annual gas production
29
mm boe
Annual hydrocarbons production
1.56
bcm
LNG supplied
149
bcf
Annual gas production
29
mm boe
Annual hydrocarbons production
1.56
bcm
LNG supplied
Our history in Indonesia
From the first LNG shipment to agreements for international cooperation, we share the country's journey towards the energy transition.
February
2024
October
2023
October
2023
July
2023
June
2021
June
2021
April
2021
April
2018
June
2017
May
2017
2001
New discovery in the Kutei basin
Eni announces an important gas discovery, approximately 85 km away from the east coast of Kalimantan.
Agreement for further LNG volumes
Eni ensures greater flexibility and further diversifies its LNG supplies by strengthening its presence in the growing markets of South Asia and the Far East.
Chevron asset acquisition
Eni announces the acquisition of Chevron's interests in the Kutei basin, East Kalimantan.
Cooperation on exploration activities
The Memorandum of Understanding signed by Eni and SKK Migas represents an international recognition of our technological resources.
The Maha 2 well has been drilled and tested
Located 16 kilometres south-east of the floating production unit in Jangkrik, it is a valuable accomplishment in the country following the start of production at Merakes.
Gas production starts in Merakes
The field, located in the deep waters of the Makassar Strait, consists of five subsea wells that will produce 13 million m³ of gas per day.
The Merakes development plan kicks off
The Energy Ministry approves the programme for the oil field in Indonesia's offshore.
First LNG shipment from Jangkrik
The 22,500 m³ load produced by the field is destined for the country's domestic market.
Production at Jangkrik starts ahead of schedule
The gas produced in deep waters is destined for the Botang liquefaction plant.
Eni starts operations in Indonesia
Eni began its activities in the country in 2001. It currently operates in the areas of exploration, production and development.
Projects
Jangkrik: integration and speed to produce liquefied natural gas
The project overcame the challenge of quickly building all the gas process modules into one large integrated module.
Indonesia: training and local development projects
We develop projects to ensure access to drinking water and agricultural training, supporting quality of life and the environment.
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Last update: 09 April 2024
