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    This document provides an overview of the Terang Sirasun Batur gas development project in Indonesia. It summarizes that the reserves were certified at 1.6 TCF, development is expected to deliver gas starting in 4th quarter 2007 through a two-phased approach, and the plan of development was approved in October 2005. It also outlines key project details like location maps, field reserves, development strategy, facility interfaces, and project risks, costs, and schedule.

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    This document provides an overview of the Terang Sirasun Batur gas development project in Indonesia. It summarizes that the reserves were certified at 1.6 TCF, development is expected to deliver gas starting in 4th quarter 2007 through a two-phased approach, and the plan of development was approved in October 2005. It also outlines key project details like location maps, field reserves, development strategy, facility interfaces, and project risks, costs, and schedule.

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    This document provides an overview of the Terang Sirasun Batur gas development project in Indonesia. It summarizes that the reserves were certified at 1.6 TCF, development is expected to deliver gas starting in 4th quarter 2007 through a two-phased approach, and the plan of development was approved in October 2005. It also outlines key project details like location maps, field reserves, development strategy, facility interfaces, and project risks, costs, and schedule.

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    TSB Gas Development Project

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    This document provides an overview of the Terang Sirasun Batur gas development project in Indonesia. It summarizes that the reserves were certified at 1.6 TCF, development is expected to deliver gas starting in 4th quarter 2007 through a two-phased approach, and the plan of development was approved in October 2005. It also outlines key project details like location maps, field reserves, development strategy, facility interfaces, and project risks, costs, and schedule.

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    The key takeaways are that the TSB gas fields have estimated reserves of 1.6 TCF and the development will be conducted in two phases from 2007-2009 to deliver gas to the East Java market. The total estimated cost is USD 400 million.

    The TSB gas fields consist of the Terang, Sirasun, and Batur fields. Terang contains 58% of reserves, Sirasun 38%, and Batur 4%. Water depths range from <100m to >200m. Together the fields are estimated to contain 1.6 TCF of gas reserves.

    The development strategy is to conduct the project in two phases. Phase 1 will involve drilling 5 wells and establishing initial gas production by 4Q 2007. Phase 2 will further develop the fields to increase production capacity by 4Q 2009. The project schedule and interfaces between contractors were outlined.

    11/ 22/ 05

    Terang Sirasun Batur


    Gas Development Project
    Four Seasons Hotel
    Jakarta, Indonesia
    Tuesday, November 22, 2005
    11/22/05
    2
    Location Map
    Reserves
    Geo-hazard Map
    TSB Development View
    Facilities Interface
    Key Design Parameter
    Introduction
    Project Development Risk
    Gas Production Profile Project Schedule
    Company Expectation
    Project Cost
    Contents
    Contents
    TSB Development Strategy
    11/22/05
    3
    Kangean PSC acquired by EMP from BP in August 2004
    Terang field discovered in 1982, Sirasun in 1993 and Batur in
    1995
    The TSB reserves of 1.6 TCF were certified by D&M in May
    1995
    Kangean PSC Extension approved in December 2004
    Development of TSB fields i s expected to deliver gas to East
    Java market starting from 4
    th
    Q 2007
    Development strategy: Phase-1 with target of production in
    4
    th
    Q 2007 and Phase-2 with target of production in the 4
    th
    Q
    2009.
    Plan Of Development (POD) approved in October 2005
    Front End Engineering Design completed in October 2005
    Introduction Introduction
    11/22/05
    4
    Kangean PSC Development Project
    2
    Iga ngan - 1
    Pa ger ungan
    3
    1
    2
    4
    Pal ung - 1
    S. Sepanja ng -1
    Sepap an - 1
    JS 53A
    0 20 Km.
    SEPANJANG
    5
    E . Sa kala - 1
    SAKALA
    J S 53B - 1
    115
    o
    00' 115
    o
    30' 116
    o
    00'
    Arya - 1
    1
    S ir asun - 2
    116
    o
    30'
    KANGEAN
    PALIAT
    W. Kange an
    1
    2 3
    Sid ula ng - 1
    Sepanjang isl . - 1
    Ki au - 1
    JS 25 - 1
    Sakala - 1
    2
    1
    Kemi ri an - 1
    600'
    BNMP 0318a - E. Somantri
    07
    o
    00'
    07
    o
    30'
    1000'
    1500'
    JS 50 - 1
    Kubu - 1
    PAG ER U N GA N
    Batur
    Teran g - 1
    3000
    PAGERUNGAN
    DEPELOPMENT
    TERANG -SIRASUN
    AREA
    South Saubi
    Kar ang Takat
    South Cel ukan
    E. Sakal a
    West Kangean
    Sepanj ang
    Isl and
    JS53
    East Spur
    Pagerungan / TSB
    Gas Discoveries
    Oil Discoveries
    Prospect & Leads
    Pipeline
    Proposed Pipeline
    2
    Iga ngan - 1
    Pa ger ungan
    3
    1
    2
    4
    Pal ung - 1
    S. Sepanja ng -1
    Sepap an - 1
    JS 53A
    0 20 Km.
    SEPANJANG
    5
    E . Sa kala - 1
    SAKALA
    J S 53B - 1
    115
    o
    00' 115
    o
    30' 116
    o
    00'
    Arya - 1
    1
    S ir asun - 2
    116
    o
    30'
    KANGEAN
    PALIAT
    W. Kange an
    1
    2 3
    Sid ula ng - 1
    Sepanjang isl . - 1
    Ki au - 1
    JS 25 - 1
    Sakala - 1
    2
    1
    Kemi ri an - 1
    600'
    BNMP 0318a - E. Somantri
    07
    o
    00'
    07
    o
    30'
    1000'
    1500'
    JS 50 - 1
    Kubu - 1
    PAG ER U N GA N
    Batur
    Teran g - 1
    3000
    PAGERUNGAN
    OPTIMIZATION
    TERANG -SIRASUN South Saubi
    Kar ang Takat
    South Cel ukan
    E. Sakal a
    West Kangean
    Sepanj ang
    Isl and
    JS53
    East Spur
    Pagerungan / TSB
    Gas Discoveries
    Oil Discoveries
    Prospect & Leads
    Pipeline
    Proposed Pipeline
    DEVELOPMENT
    11/22/05
    5
    Terang Sirasun Batur Fields Map
    100 m ---------------------------------- 200 m < 100 m > 200 m Water Depth:
    11/22/05
    6
    Terang 58%
    Batur 4%
    Sirasun 38%
    30 km
    12 km
    % Reserve of Each
    % Reserve of Each
    Field
    Field
    11/22/05
    7
    Geohazard
    Geohazard
    Map
    Map
    Potential Geohazard:
    Surface Fault
    Seismic Activity
    Landslide
    Shallow Gas
    11/ 22/ 05
    TSB Well Trajectory Plan
    11/22/05
    9
    0
    50
    100
    150
    200
    250
    300
    2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2027 2029
    G
    a
    s

    S
    a
    l
    e
    s
    ,

    M
    M
    S
    C
    F
    D
    Daily Contract Quantity
    Gas Production
    Gas Production
    Profile
    Profile
    11/22/05
    10
    (-100 m)
    (-200 m)
    TSB Development
    TSB Development
    Overview
    Overview
    11/22/05
    11
    Low Pressure Reservoir
    98+% Methane, no H
    2
    S, min. CO
    2
    Design Life 15 yrs
    Facility Design Capacity 330 MMscfd
    Fit for Purpose and Proven Design
    High Reliability & Availability
    Min. suction pressure 150 psig & discharge
    pressure 1300 psig
    Compliance with International Standards/Codes
    For Phase-I: Water depth at Terang is 100 meter
    Key Design Parameters
    Key Design Parameters
    11/22/05
    12
    Phase-1
    Phase-2
    EPC Hull & Mooring
    PO Compressor
    PO Subsea System
    EPCI Subsea Facilities
    & Integration
    EPCI Topside Facility
    TSB Development
    TSB Development
    Strategy: Phase-I
    Strategy: Phase-I
    Drill 5 Wells
    Hot Tap
    11/22/05
    13
    Scope :
    Supplies the following :
    Subsea Wellhead & Trees
    Subsea control system
    Dynamic & Static Umbilical
    Manifold
    Topside Control Equipment
    PO Subsea System
    PO Subsea System
    11/22/05
    14
    FUTURE
    Scope :
    Two units Gas Turbine Compressors c/w Turbine Control System.
    HPC1
    HPC2
    HP Header
    MP Header
    Prod Separator
    P-1 P-2
    V-1 V-2
    Gas
    To
    Dehyd
    LP Header
    P-4
    V-4
    V-3
    MPC 1
    MPC2
    LLP Header
    LPC 1
    LPC 2
    V-5
    PO Turbine
    PO Turbine
    Compressor
    Compressor
    11/22/05
    15
    Hull Structural Plan
    EPC Hull & Mooring System
    EPC Hull & Mooring System
    11/22/05
    16
    Process Flow Diagram
    EPCI Topside
    EPCI Topside
    Facility
    Facility
    11/22/05
    17
    Terang
    Batur
    Sirasun
    Subsea Production Facilities Lay-out
    EPCI Subsea Facility
    EPCI Subsea Facility
    11/22/05
    18
    Subsea Control System Layout
    EPCI Subsea Facility
    EPCI Subsea Facility
    11/22/05
    19
    SCOPE
    EPCI
    ' TOPSIDE'
    EPC ' HULL
    & MOORING' PO ' COMPR.'
    EPCI
    ' SUBSEA'
    PO
    ' SUBSEA'
    COMPRESSOR
    X X
    PROCESS EQUIPMENT
    X X
    HULL
    X X
    MOORING SYSTEM
    X X
    SUBSEA CTRL SYSTEM
    X X X
    TOPSIDE SUBSEA CTRL EQUIPMENT
    X X X
    SUBSEA FLOWLINE SYSTEM X X
    Interface Matrix of
    Interface Matrix of
    Facility
    Facility
    11/22/05
    20
    Manageability
    React
    Influence
    R
    i
    s
    k
    L
    o
    w
    M
    e
    d
    H
    i
    g
    h
    Med Low High
    Legend:
    1. Project
    Organization
    7. GOI Approval.
    10. Bidders participation
    5. Interface Offshore
    Installation (Fac vs. Drilling)
    11. availability of
    local fabricator
    3. Inter departmental
    communication
    /support
    4. Project/ Contract Integration
    Legal Standing
    8. Rig Availability
    Risk &
    Discipline
    competency
    External
    relationshi
    p
    EMP Culture
    & I nternal
    Relationship
    2. Comp policy &
    procedures
    6. Contractor
    competency
    /capacity
    9. EJGP Integrity
    Project Development
    Project Development
    Risk
    Risk
    11/22/05
    21
    Project Schedule
    Project Schedule
    11/22/05
    22
    Project
    Project
    Cost
    Cost
    Total Estimated Cost: USD 400 million
    Phase-I Estimated Cost: USD 275 million
    Phase-II Estimated Cost: USD 125 million
    11/22/05
    23
    Company Expectation
    Company Expectation
    No LTA
    Gas-in before December 2007
    Project executed within approved budget
    Facility performance meets design requirement
    Appreciate local content
    Maximize gas recovery
    11/22/05
    24
    THANK YOU

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