Transcript Descargar Powerpoint - BRUNEI RESOURCES

GAS
INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Petroleum Unit
Global LNG Summit
17 –18 December 2003
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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Washington D.C
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
GAS INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM – ABODE OF PEACE
OIL & GAS INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTIONS
KEY PLAYERS IN GAS INDUSTRY
KEY MILESTONES OF GAS INDUSTRY
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
NATURAL GAS DEMAND
BRUNEI LNG
GAS INDUSTRY ASPIRATION
OFFERED ACRAEGE
Petroleum Unit
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
17 –18 December 2003
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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM – ABODE OF PEACE
• Politically & Economically Stable.
• Well-positioned and has proximity to
existing & potential Asia-Pacific
markets.
• More than 70 years experience in
upstream E&P activities.
BRUNEI
DARUSSALAM
• More than 30 years in LNG Business.
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
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OIL & GAS INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTIONS
• Country revenue
• Direct employment of 3,500 staffs.
• Indirect employment of large part of workforce.
• Local business development.
• Technology development.
• Promotion of technical and HSEQ Standards.
• Promotion of Bruneian interest.
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Global LNG Summit
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KEY PLAYERS IN BRUNEI GAS INDUSTRY
§ Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP)
§ Block B Joint Venture (BBJV)
§ Brunei LNG (BLNG)
§ Brunei Shell Tankers (BST)
§ Brunei Gas Carrier (BGC)
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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
17 –18 December 2003
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PRESENT DAY BRUNEI HC INFRASTRUCTURE
Maharaja Lela
Gannet
Fairley
Magpie
Ampa Fairley
Rationalization
Project
Champion
Muara Port
Iron Duke
Amp
Tali
OPP
Gadong
Berakas
Jerudong
BANDAR SERI
BEGAWAN
Crude Oil or
Condensate pipeline
BLNG
Lumut
Terminal
Seria
( SCOT )
Rasau
Refinery
10,000 bpd
Natural Gas pipeline
CPP
Lumut
Offshore facilities
Onshore facilities
Power facilities
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EXISTING CONCESSIONS
• Offshore Concessions 8,618 sq km
- Block A & CD (Shell Deepwater Borneo Ltd., NewCo)
- Block B (TotalFinaElf, Shell Deepwater Borneo ltd., NewCo)
- Others (BSP)
• Land concession
2,624 sq km
- BSP
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
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NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
2002 - Highest in recorded
production history
40
Million Cubic Metres/Day
35
1999 – Block B Joint Venture start
producing & become 2nd gas producer
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E +0 6 m3 / d
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KEY MILESTONES OF GAS INDUSTRY IN BRUNEI
1929
Seria Field
1969
1972 – 1st LNG cargo
1980 – 1000th LNG cargo
1987 – 2000th LNG cargo
1993 – 3000th LNG cargo
1999 – 4000th LNG cargo
Brunei LNG Ltd/Cold Gas Trading
1st LNG cargo
1972
Brunei Shell Tankers
1986
Japan 1st Contract Extension
1993
Long-term contract with KOGAS
r
1997
Brunei Gas Carrier
1998
BBJV
1999
ABADI - 8th LNG Tanker
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GAS DEMAND - 2002
Total Gas Demand = 0.4173 TCF
§ LNG – 0.3533 TCF, 85%
§ Power generation – 0.0396 TCF, 9%
§ Petroleum operator own use – 0.0244 TCF, 6%
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
17 –18 December 2003
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FUTURE GAS DEMAND
• LNG.
• Power generation.
• Petroleum operator own use.
• Downstream industry.
• LNG plant extension opportunity.
• LNG plant (6th train) expansion opportunity.
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
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INLAND GAS DEMAND
10
Inland Demand
9
Notional Ind Proj
8
7
Mln m3/d
6
Tutong PS add.
Berakas PS
2006 – Downstream
projects start
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COGEN
Historical Data
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Power
Generation
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EXISTING LNG PLANT – BRUNEI LNG
• First production in 1972.
• Delivered more than 4,000 B Class Cargoes.
• Production capacity 7.2 MTPA
• Five trains with each capacity of processing 5.3 million
m3/day of gas.
• Three storage tanks with total capacity of 176,000 m3.
• Long term contract with Japan (6.01 MTPA) and Korea (0.7
MTPA).
• Spot sales to Europe and United States.
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BRUNEI LNG EXPORT
2002 - Highest in recorded
export history
1997 - KOGAS
220
1993 – 1st contract extension
('B Class' Equivalent)
Number of Cargoes
170
120
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-30
B C l ass E qui val ent C ar go
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BRUNEI LNG - 2002
2001 – Record: first time 200.3 cargoes delivered
2002 – New Record: 203.5 cargoes delivered
Year 2002 Achievement Deliverable Through:
•More reliable gas supply from gas producers
•Continuous growth of LNG deliveries over the last 4 years
•New outlets: 2 spot cargoes to Spain; 1 spot cargo to U.S.
•No shipping disruptions
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BRUNEI LNG – 2003 OUTLOOK
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Absolute top production compares with previous years.
•Stretching gas suppliers; maximum delivery.
•Firm plans for 207+ B Class Cargoes.
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Global LNG Summit
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BRUNEI GAS INDUSTRY GROWTH ASPIRATION
BLNG PLANT EXTENSION = Assets Rejuvenation Plan (ARP)
•Maintain current 7.2 million ton / annum capacity
•Gas require: ~ 7.5 TCF
BLNG PLANT EXPANSION – 6th Train
•6th Train: world scale capacity: 4 million ton per annum
•First cargo delivery: after 2010
•Gas require: ~ 4.2 TCF
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
17 –18 December 2003
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BLNG PLANT EXTENSION & EXPANSION
330
300
EXPANSION
4.2 TCF
210~215
LNG B- Cargo/a
200
Existing Contracts
0
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2006
2013
EXTENSION
7.5 TCF
2020
Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
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2033
17 –18 December 2003
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RECENT DEEPWATER ACREAGE
…the next deepwater activity
and opportunities in Brunei
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OUTCOME OF BIDDING ROUND
BLOCK J
TotalFinaElf (60%)
BHP Billiton (25%)
Amerada Hess (15%)
BLOCK K
Shell (50%)
Conoco(25%)
Mitsubishi Corp.
(25%)
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Global LNG Summit
Washington D.C
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GAS INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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