Repsolâs latest gas find in the Sakakemang block in S. Sumatra (DEA 18 Feb â19), is considered the largest gas find in Indonesia in 18 years. It is also among the 10 largest finds worldwide in the last 12 months with preliminary estimation of min. 2 TCF recoverable resources. It TDâd at 2,430m and tested ca. 45 MMcf/d of gas. Â Repsol (op), partners Petronas + Mitsui.
Kaliberau Dalam 2X (Repsol op. 45%, Petronas 45%, Mitsui Oil Exploration 10%), in Sakakemang PSC, had hit gas in targeting, pre-tertiary fractured basement play, tested ca. 45 MMcf/d of gas. SKK Migas did not reveal the size of the discovery, but Repsol confirmed that the recoverable resource estimate of at least 2 Tcf (the prospect had been estimated to hold 1,5 Tcf of gas). The discovery lies about 25 km from the the Grissik gas plant which gathers and processes production predominately from the ConocoPhillips-operated Corridor PSC, before sending it to buyers in Sumatra, West Java and Singapore. Potentially it is the largest discovery in Indonesia since the Exxon Mobil's Cepu discovery in 2001.