石油圈中國石化新聞網訊 據路透社雅加達報道，印尼能源副部長周二表示，能源公司埃尼計劃在2021年從印尼的離岸默拉克斯項目開始天然氣的生產。
副部長Arcandra Tahar表示，默拉克斯的初期產量為每天1.55億立方英尺天然氣，預計最高產量將達到每天3.91億立方英尺天然氣。
意大利埃尼發言人沒有立即回應記者就此事發表評論的要求。
他說，這些目標是根據預計在12月12日之前完成的一項新的生產分享合同，對馬卡薩爾海峽東塞平干區的發展計劃進行修訂的一部分。
作為修訂工作的一部分，承包商們已經同意采用一種總分成方案，埃尼和它的合作伙伴印尼國家石油公司將從該項目中獲得67%的原油和72%的天然氣產量，剩下的歸印尼政府所有。
目前還不清楚以前的分歧是什么。埃尼表示今年4月，它已獲得批準，計劃將天然氣從默拉克斯輸送到東加里曼丹的邦塘LNG加工設施。
Tahar稱，該修正案將是印尼傳統的成本回收生產分成合同首次轉換為使用總拆分方案。
Tahar在談到埃尼提出的更換方案時表示：“使用總拆分方案將會更簡單，他們不需要冗長的招標過程，所以他們把這看作是一個機會（他在兩周前收到埃尼提出的進行轉換的建議）?！?br />
印尼最近調整了新的和即將到期的油氣生產共享合同的總分配機制，承包商承擔勘探和生產成本，而不是由政府償還。
這些改變是為了吸引投資，因為人們對印尼的能源投標興趣不大，而且此前業界指出其他國家更有吸引力的機會。
Tahar稱，默拉克斯項目的天然氣儲量估計為8140億立方英尺，經濟壽命約為9年。
Tahar表示，埃尼公司通過其當地子公司埃尼東塞平甘有限公司持有合同中85%的權益，而印尼國家石油公司擁有15%的權益。隨著合同的修改，到2042年7月19日為止的合同期限不會改變。 詹曉晶摘自路透社
原文如下： Eni’s Indonesia gas project to start up in 2021 under new contract: deputy minister Energy company Eni aims to start output of natural gas from its offshore Merakes project in Indonesia in 2021, the country’s deputy energy minister said on Tuesday. Initial production at Merakes would be 155 million cubic feet of natural gas per day (mmcfd), rising to a forecast peak output of 391 mmcfd, deputy minister Arcandra Tahar said. A spokesman for Italy’s Eni did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the matter. The targets are part of an amended development plan for the East Sepinggan block in the Makassar Strait under a new production sharing contract that is expected to be completed before Dec. 12, he said. As part of the revision, the contractors have agreed to adopt a gross split scheme, whereby Eni and its partner Pertamina would take 67 percent of crude oil and 72 percent of natural gas production from the project, and the Indonesian government would take the rest. It was not immediately clear what split was set previously. Eni said in April it had obtained approval for plans to pipe natural gas from Merakes to the Bontang liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing facility in East Kalimantan. The amendment would be first time a conventional cost-recovery production-sharing contract in Indonesia is converted to use the gross split scheme, Tahar said. “By using the gross split scheme, it will be simpler and they don’t need a lengthy tender process, so they see it as an opportunity,” Tahar said, referring to Eni’s proposal to make the switch, which he said had been received two weeks ago. Indonesia recently adjusted its gross split mechanism for new and expiring oil and gas production sharing contracts, whereby contractors shoulder the cost of exploration and production, rather than being reimbursed by the government. The changes were intended to attract investment amid tepid interest in Indonesia’s energy tenders and after the industry pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries. Tahar said the Merakes project has an estimated 814 billion cubic feet of natural gas reserves and an economic lifetime of around nine years. Eni holds an 85 percent participating interest in the contract via its local unit Eni East Sepinggan Limited, while Indonesia’s Pertamina has 15 percent. With the revision, the contract duration up to July 19, 2042, will not change, Tahar said. ?
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