indonesia shale hydrocarbon potential basins - ccop
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UPDATE INDONESIA
SHALE HYDROCARBON MAPPING (Indonesia Shale Hydrocarbon Potential Basins)
UCM9
Cebu, Thursday 12 October 2017.
CCOP–KIGAMUnconventionalOilandGasProject:MappingofBlackShaleFormationsforthePredictionofShaleresources(UnConorUCProject)
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER FOR OIL AND GAS TECHNOLOGY “LEMIGAS”
AGENCY OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Outline
• Introduction• IndonesiaShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasins
§ BasinConfiguration§ TectonicandStratigraphy§ ExplorationHistory
• ShaleBoundary• EstimatedResources
Introduction• Indonesiahasidentified128SedimentaryBasins(Geological
Agency,2009).Basinassessmentswillrevealtheconventionalandunconventionalhydrocarbonpotential.
• Indonesiathathasalonghistoryforanoil&gasproducingcountry,ispredictedtohaveabundantofHydrocarbonShalethatspreadoutinsomematurebasins.
• Indonesiageologicallyhaslargepotentialofhydrocarbonshale.GeologicalAgency(2011)proposetotalspeculativeresourcesofshalegasinIndonesiaforabout574.07TCF.
• ShalegaspilotprojectisconductedinthemostprospectingareasbyLemigasandGeologicalAgencyinordertoprovetheirpotentialreservesinacommercialbasis.
• OnthisopportunityIwillpresentedanoverviewoftheentireShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasin,thereare14basins.
IndonesiaSedimentaryBasinsandShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasin.
ThePromisingHydrocarbonShaleResourcesinsomeSedimentaryBasininIndonesia
GeologicalAgency(2011)
IndonesiaShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasin
No Code BasinName BasinAge Tectonic/BasinType Area(SqKm) BasinStatus FormationTargetSH
1 1 I-A NorthSumatera TertiaryBasin RiftValley–BackArc 118,251.040 ProductionBasin Bampo,Belumai,BaongFm.
2 11 I-A Ombilin TertiaryBasin RiftValley–IntraMountain 27,209.670 DrilledBasin,Nodiscovery SangkarewangFm.
3 12 I-B CentralSumatera TertiaryBasin RiftValley–BackArc 10,3256.23 ProductionBasin Pematang,TelisaFm.
4 16 I-A SouthSumetera TertiaryBasin RiftValley–BackArc 124,444.64 ProductionBasin Lemat/Lahat,TalangakarFm.
5 22 I-A NorthwestJava TertiaryBasin RiftValley–BackArc 30,351.55 ProductionBasin LowerCibulakan/TalangakarFm.
6 29 I-A NortheastJava TertiaryBasin RiftValley–BackArc 116,300.24 ProductionBasin NgimbangFm.(Eocene)
7 41 I-E Ketungau-Mandai TertiaryBasin RiftValley–Foreland 11,603.84 UndrilledBasin KantuFm.
8 42 I-E Melawi TertiaryBasin RiftValley–Foreland 26,277.53 DrilledBasin,Nodiscovery Pendawan,Selangkai,SilatFm.
9 46 F-H Kutei TertiaryBasin PasifMargin–Deltaic 70,596.4 ProductionBasin Pamaluan,PulubalangFm.
10 47 F-H Tarakan TertiaryBasin PasifMargin–Deltaic 54,141.18 ProductionBasin Sembakung,Meliat,TabulFm
11 48 I-E Barito TertiaryBasin RiftValley–Foreland 51,497.52 ProductionBasin TanjungFm.12 69 I Sengkang TertiaryBasin RiftValley 16,121.86 ProductionBasin Toraja/MalawaFm.
13 110 F-E Bintuni Pratertiary-TertiaryBasin RiftValley–Foreland 66,831.13 ProductionBasin Ainim,TipumaFm.
14 122 F-E Akimeugah Pratertiary-TertiaryBasin RiftValley–Foreland 82,546.31 DrilledBasin,Nodiscovery Aiduna,Tipuma,
KembelanganFm.
• 10 ProductionBasin• 3 DrilledBasin,nodiscovery(Explore)• 1 UndrilledBasin(Unexplored)
Indonesia:TectonicBoundary•West:GreatSumatraandMentawaiduplexmega-shears,SumatraTrench•South:JavaTrench-Timor-AruTrough•East:ArafuraPlatform(AustraliaCraton)•North:SorongFault,NorthSulawesiTrench,SCS(SouthChinaSea)
TectonicandStratigraphy
PRESENTTECTONICSETTINGOFINDONESIA
Simplifiedtectonic
elementsandcrustal distributionfor
Indonesia Coffieldetal.(1993),NugrahantoandNoble(1997),Netherwood(2000)
PlateTectonicSubdivisions•WestIndonesiawithSundaPlatformactingasacontinentalcore•CentralIndonesiaconsistingoffragmentedmicrocontinentsrepresentedbySulawesiandtheBandaArc•EastIndonesiawiththeArafuraPlatfromactingasacontinentalcore
Stratigraphic summary of Western Indonesia
Netherwood (2000)
Netherwood (2000)
Awang H. Satyana (Dec. 06)
PALEOGEOGRAPHICSKETCHMAPSWITHEMPHASISONREGRESSIVEPHASES
KnownOligocenetoearlymostMiocenedepocenter,initiatedbyriftingandfilledwithlacustrineormarginalmarinesediments
GeneralOilandGasExplorationHistoryofIndonesia
1885-1940• (NorthSumatera,NorthEastJava,
NorthWestJava,EastKalimantanandSeram).
• ExplorationTechnologyisverysimple(baseonfieldmappingandhydrocabonseepage)
• Shallowreservoirtarget• Simpleandlimitedexploitation
technology• GenerallyjustlookingforOil(gas
abandoned).WarLogisticneeds(fuel)
1950-1990• Explorationtechnologyhasevolved
(seismic–3second,mediumdrillingtechnology,laboratoryanalysis)
• Middlereservoirtarget• DiscoveryofgiantfieldinCentral
SumateraBasin,SouthSumateraBasin,NorthSumateraBasin,KuteiBasin,NortheastJavaBasin,includingoffshoreshallowfielddiscovery.
• Thediscoveryofgasbegantobetakenintoaccount.
• Exploitationtechnologybegantogrow(EOR)
• Oilandgasproductionreached>1millionbarrel/day
1995-2005• Advancedexplorationtechnology
(seismic–3D,highpressureandtemperaturedrillingtechnology,progressoflaboratoryanalysis)
• Deepreservoirtarget–Pretertiary,discoveryagiantfield–Manusela(seram),Tangguh(Bintuni)
• Explorationonthedeepsea,discoveryAbadi,IDD,EastNatuna.
• AdvancedExploitationTechnology(EOR)
• Morediscoveredgas--gasismoreattractiveanditsproductionexceedsoil
• BegantogrowUnconventionalHydrocarboninUScommercially
2005-2015• Advancedexplorationtechnology
(seismic–3D,highpressureandtemperaturedrillingtechnology,progressoflaboratoryanalysis)
• Newtectonicconcepts,AustralianmicrocontinentalinwesternIndonesia.
• PretertiarytargetinwesternandeasternIndonesia
• Explorationofnonconventionalhydrocarbons(shalehydrocarbon,tightreservoir).
• CoalBedMethane(CBM)Exploration–KuteiBasin,SouthSumateraBasin.
• ShaleHydrocarbonExploration–NorthSumateraBasin,SouthSumateraBasin)
ShaleFormationBoundaryNORTHSUMATERA
CENTRALSUMATERA
OMBILIN
SOUTHSUMATERA
NORTHWESTJAVA NORTHEASTJAVA
MELAWI-KETUNGAUTARAKAN
KUTEI
BARITOSENGKANG
BINTUNI
AKUIMEUGAH
• ShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasin(14)• Shaleformationisn'tcropoutintheNorthwestJavaBasinandNortheastJavaBasin.• Thereare24shaleformationsthatareestimationsandconsideredtohavepotentialasashalehydrocarbon.
• DistributionandboundaryofShaleformationsaredisplayedbasedonIslandRegion
SumateraIsland
CENTRALSUMATERA
OMBILIN
SOUTHSUMATERA
NORTHSUMATERA
A
A
B
B
CC
D
D
BaongFm.BelumaiFm.BampoFm.
SangkarewangFm.
TelisaFm.PematangFm.
TalangakarFm.Lemat/LahatFm.
JavaIsland
NORTHWESTJAVA
NORTHEASTJAVA
TherearenooutcropofLowerCibulakanFm.AndNgimbangFm.AsshaleformationofNorthwestJavaBasinandNortheastJavaBasin.
E
E
F
F
KalimantanIsland
MELAWI-KETUNGAU
TARAKAN
KUTEI
BARITO
G
G
H
H
I
I
J
J
PendawanFmandSelangkaiFm,asPretertiaryrockinKetungauBasin
PapuaIsland
L
L
M
M
BINTUNI
AKUIMEUGAH
PreTertiaryBasinKembelanganFm JurasicTipumaFm TriasicAinim/AidunaFm Perm
ShaleHydrocarbonPotentialBasinStudy
BASIN Resources(Hypothetic) OGIP OOIP
• NorthSumateraBasin Lemigas 114.35TCF• BaritoBasin Lemigas 165.10TCF• SouthSumateraBasin Lemigas 54.77TCF 165.55MMBOE
• CentralSumateraBasin GA/CSG PotentialArea
Shalecharacterization
FreegasVolumeCalculation(Lewis,2007)
AbsorbedGasContentCalculation
Downey’sFormulaforOilResources(2011)
VolumeCalculation
SHALEGASPOTENTIALININDONESIA
LargeShaleBasins,with~5,000TCFGIP(DIRECTORATEGENERALMIGASOFABOUT~1000TCF,BADANGEOLOGIOFABOUT~574TCF)
ShalegasplayCBMplay
NorthSumatraShaleGas—338Tcf
CentralSumatraShaleGas—558TcfCBM—165Tcf
SouthSumatraShaleGas—964TcfCBM—375Tcf
West&EastJavaShaleGas—722TcfCBM—56Tcf
EastKalimantanShaleGas—1,723TcfCBM—496Tcf
WestPapuaShaleGas—648Tcf
Source:ModifiedfromIHSCERA Source:AfterTalisman2012
SouthSulawesiShaleGas—20TcfCBM—2Tcf