Eni envisages second gas hub in Indonesia’s offshore Kutei Basin

Eni plans to establish a new gas production hub around last year’s 5-Tcf Geng North discovery in the North Ganal PSC offshore East Kalimantan.
Feb. 2, 2024

Offshore staff

JAKARTA, IndonesiaEni plans to establish a new gas production hub around last year’s 5-Tcf Geng North discovery in the North Ganal PSC offshore East Kalimantan.

CEO Claudio Descalzi discussed the company’s plans in a meeting with Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo.

Aside from the 1-Bcf/d hub at Geng North in the northern Kutei Basin, Eni is looking to extend plateau output at 750 MMcf/d from its existing facilities in the southern offshore Kutei Basin, supported by the ongoing development of the East Merakes and Maha fields and near-field exploration.

These projects will allow Indonesia to step up gas production both for domestic use and for export, and increase take-up of available capacity at the onshore Bontang LNG plant.

Descalzi also outlined Eni’s proposals going forward for the Indonesia Deepwater Development assets it acquired recently from Chevron.

02.02.2024

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