Deep Offshore Southeast Asia Congress 2019

State-owned energy holding company Pertamina aims to drill 300 wells this year in a bid to jack up its oil and gas production to an average of 928,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd). The company plans to drill 120 wells in its newly acquired Mahakam Block in East Kalimantan. Then, what’s the next plan about Pertamina? You can attend Deep Offshore Southeast Asia Congress 2019 (July 2-3, 2019 | Jakarta, Indonesia) to get more information.


John Anis, General Manager, Pertamina Hulu Mahakam has confirmed to attend Deep Offshore Southeast Asia Congress 2019 to deliver a keynote speech on Improving Operational Excellence in Offshore Environment. Something about project will be discussed in our conference. You can get the latest news, so please don’t hesitate to Register.

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Repsol Works on Sakakemang Block, World's Largest Oil and Gas Findings

Repsol Works on Sakakemang Block, World's Largest Oil and Gas Findings

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Repsol Josu Jon Imaz is committed to accelerating the production of the first Sakakemang Block in South Sumatra. Commitments accelerate production from 5 years to less than 3 years. Sakakemang Block is one of the largest oil and gas discoveries in the world for the period 2018-2019. With proven natural gas reserves reaching around 2 trillion cubic feet (tcf), Repsol's findings have also become the largest in Indonesia for the past 18 years.


The first production of oil and gas (first oil) from the Sakakemang Block in South Sumatra is targeted to be carried out in less time in the next 3 years. This is the commitment of the Repsol Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Josu Jon Imaz in a meeting with Deputy Minister of ESDM Arcandra Tahar at Repsol headquarters in Madrid, Spain Wednesday April 24 2019. "We are grateful and happy that Repsol has a commitment to accelerate oil and gas production in Sakakemang from 5 years to less than three years. The government will give full support so that this effort can be realized," explained Arcandra Tahar, in his statement.Next-->

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PGN to Allocate $500 Million for Investment in 2019

Indonesia State-owned gas subholding company PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) member of PT. PERTAMINA (Persero) is set to disburse US$500 million for investment this year to develop 700 kilometers of gas pipelines. PGN president director Gigih Prakoso also said three gas transmission projects – the Duri-Dumai, Gresik-Semarang and Grissik-Pusri pipelines – were ready to be operated.

"Currently, we have a total of 9,500 km of gas pipelines and this year we are likely to have an additional 700 km," he said on Thursday.

"We have allocated $500 million for investment this year and it is 10 percent higher than last year's realization."

Pertagas, which was previously owned by state energy holding company Pertamina, was integrated into PGN late last year to pave the way for PGN to become a state-owned subholding company. next-->

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Grissik-PUSRI Open Access Transmission Pipeline Finally in Operation

Grissik-PUSRI Open Access Transmission Pipeline Finally in Operation.

      Operator opening the valve to start flowing the gas from grissik to pusri



The Grissik-PUSRI pipeline project was US$ 143 million value. Finnally In Operation After the project's inauguration, the amount of distributed gas will increase from 70 MMSCFD in 2018 to 160 MMSCFD

Energy Minister Ignasius Jonan has inaugurated the Grissik-PUSRI transmission open access transmission pipeline and Gas Network projects in Palembang, South Sumatra.

Mr Jonan said these two projects would increase the added value of gas products in Indonesia. "Natural gas is prioritised for domestic [use] to increase the domestic added value," said Mr Jonan in an official statement, Sunday (31/3).
Mr Jonan added that the two gas projects will support industrial needs such as fertiliser producers and power plants. "It will also support power plants in South Sumatra and local economic areas," he said.next-->

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High Integrity Pressure Protection Systems

High Integrity Pressure Protection Systems



      HIPPS are considered an important layer of protection requiring the highest levels of Safety Integrity. HIPPS applications provide protection against over-pressure scenarios and are an ideal solution for asset protection where traditional pressure relief systems, such as relief valves and bursting discs, are impractical and environmental constraints are prohibitive. HIPPS are primarily used when fault conditions or events are identified that could lead to the installation exceeding the original design parameters. The drivers for HIPPS applications can be safety, environmental or economic where they can be an enabling technology that contributes towards bringing viability to a marginal development. HIPPS for surface, subsea and pipeline protection in both onshore and offshore applications.

Technically HIPPS defined to
 • Functional Safety Lifecycle Support
 • HIPPS Dossier development
 • Diverse Logic Solvers Technologies - Solid      State or PES
 • Axial, ball and gate valves with pneumatic and hydraulic actuation
 • Valve control panel with accumulator and HPU as options
 • Pressure transmitters with interlocking manifolds or DB&B Complete

 Benefits of HIPPS

• All modules certified, up to SIL4 according to IEC 61508
• There is scalable redundancy to increase process availability
 • Integrated diagnostics offering fast and explicit location of faults and simple replacement of faulty modules without interrupting system operation
 • Remote Diagnostics via communication module
 • Diverse technology from other protection layers
 • Availability of >99.99%. Next-->

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