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2008EnvironmentalStatement

BPWestJavaLtd. Bravo,CentralPlant,MikeMike,EchoFlowStation

Muarakarang&TanjungPriokOnshoreReceivingFacilities

JavaShorebase


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Foreword

IampleasedtoannouncethatBPWestJavaLtdMuarakarang

and Tanjung Priok Onshore receiving facilities/ORF has

achieved the ISO 14001 certification in October 2008. This is

achievementfollowingpreviouscertificationof5flowstations&Shorebase.I alsoproudlyannouncethatBPWestJavahas

proven its commitment to the environment by attaining a

GreenPROPER1statusfromtheIndonesiaStateMinistryof

theEnvironment(MENLH)in2008.

Mostoftheenvironmentalmanagementprogramssetbythosecertifiedstations

have met their objectives and targets, i.e., improving produced water quality,

maintaining gas flaring level, and maintaining waste segregation practices,

including meeting the Indonesian applicable environmental laws, regulations

andrequirements.

The environmental targets set for 20072008 show a continuing reduction in

emissionsandfurtherimprovementinenvironmentalperformance. BPsgoalto

become a leading company in pursuit of Best Practice in environmental

performancecontinues. TothisendourgoalsaresimplystatedasNoAccident,

NoHarmtoPeople,andNoDamagetotheEnvironment.

In 2008, our objectives remain to reduce our atmospheric emissions, waste

generated and good housekeeping, improve our oil spill preparedness, and

maintain compliance with Indonesian applicable environmental laws &

regulations. Next year we will improve integration of hazardous wastemanagementamongstationsandJavaShorebase,integratethemanagementof

issuesofoilspill,Halonphaseout,andregulationcompliance.Wewillcontinue

to identify and implement options that reduce the potential impact of our

operations.

I am delighted to present the Environmental Performance Report for 2008

covering the Bravo, Central Plant, MikeMike, Echo flow stations; Java

Shorebase;andMuarakarangandTanjungPriokORF.

IgnatiusTennyWibowo

ExecutiveVicePresidentJava

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1PROPER (Company Environmental Performance Rating Evaluation Program) represents the Indonesia Governments annualassessments on company waste-management (including & particular toxic waste), environmental impact control, environmental

impact assessment reporting, environmental management system, and community development operations.


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Introduction

InlinewiththecorporategoalofNoDamagetotheEnvironment,BPWestJava

Ltd. Bravo, Central Plant, MikeMike, and Echo flow stations,Java Shorebase,

Muarakarangand

Tanjung

Priok

ORF

recognize

their

responsibility

to

protect

the

environment while conducting their operations. In this regard, every operational

activitythatcausessignificantenvironmentalimpactsareidentifiedandmanagedin

ordertoreduceand/oreliminatethepotentialimpactstoenvironment.

After successful implementation of environmental management, BP WestJava is

committedtoimplementingitsenvironmentalmanagementundertheframeworkof

the ISO 14001:2004 Standard on Environmental Management System/EMS at all

platforms inWestJava. Severalsiteshavebeencertified, i.e.,Bravo,CentralPlant

Complex,andJavaShorebasesinceNovember2002,thenexpandingthesystemto

theMikeMikeFlowStationinDecember,2003,andEchoFlowStationinJuly2007.Afterthisachievement,duringthisyear2008,theMuarakarangandTanjungPriok

OnshoreReceivingFacilities(ORF)toobtainISO14001certification.

The EMS shall be part of our business processes to minimize impacts on the

environment. ByhavingthisEMS,italsosatisfiesBPsGettingHSERight(gHSEr),

and 2006 ERNP, Environmental Performance Requirements (EPR 7) Flaring and

Ventingand(EPR9)OzoneDepletingSubstances.

BelowistheISO14001:2004EMSframework.

Figure1.TheEnvironmentalManagementSystemCycle

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The ISO 14001 standard requires that the environmental management systembe

basedonthethreefundamentalcommitments,i.e.Compliancewithregulationsand

other environmental requirements, pollution prevention, and continual

improvement. Theserequirementsarerealreflectionsofourenvironmentalgoals,

NoDamagetotheEnvironment.

The current Environmental Policy was signed on 1st May 2008by the WestJava

OperationDirectorastopmanagementforBravo&CentralPlant,MikeMike,and

Echoflowstations,JavaShorebase,MuarakarangandTanjungPriokORF.

NosignificantchangeshaveoccurredwithrespecttotheEnvironmentalPolicy,and

we are still focusing on managing solid waste, produced water discharges, GHG

emissionsmanagement,andnaturalresourcesusage.

As a result of corporate reorganization, the management has rearranged and

appointed the Operation Managers as the Environmental Management

Representatives (EMR) in order to increase the EMS effectiveness. The EMR has

responsibilitytoensurethatISO14001requirementsareestablished,implemented,

and maintained, as well as reporting on the performance of the EMS to BP top

management.

SeeFigure9fortheOrganizationalStructureDiagram.

Currently, the scope of certification for the ONWJ field isBPWest JavaLtd.,

Bravo,CentralPlant,MikeMike,andEchoOffshoreOilandGasProcessing

Facilitiesand

Operation

Facilities;

Java

Shorebase,

Muarakarang

and

Tanjung

PriokOnshoreReceivingFacilities.

UsingtheEMSISO14001schemeallowsustoimproveoursystemcontinually.By

consistent implementation, we achieved a Green PROPER11 status from the

IndonesiaStateMinistryofEnvironment(MENLH)in2008.

This 2008 Environmental Statement formally reports the environmental

performanceofBravo&CentralPlant,MikeMike,andEchoflowstations,and

Java

Shorebase,

Muarakarang

and

Tanjung

Priok

ORF

for

the

period

of

2007

2008. It alsoexplainstheEMSframeworktomanagetheenvironment.

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Descriptionofouroperations

BP

WestJava,

Ltd.,

operating

the

ONWJ

contract

area,

is

located

offshore

of

NorthWestJavaisland. ItstretchesfromnorthofCireboncitytotheThousand

Islands Kepulauan Seribu, at a distance of 50 miles from the shoreline. The

production facilities comprise 468 producing strings, 171 producing platforms,

and40processingandservicefacilities. Morethan1000milesofpipelineinter

connect the production facilities. It is also facilitatedby a central processing

plantandacrudeoilstoragefacility.

TheBPWestJavaLtdareaisformallydefinedat(420550Southand10550

0700East,500608Southand10630 10825 Eastapproximately.

Figure2. BPWestJavaLtd.OffshoreOperationsMap

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Main production of all ONWJ operations is crude oil and gas with total

production figures from all platforms at 24,000 BOPD and 260 BBTUD of gas.


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TheultimatewastedisposalpointistheJavashorebase,andthenthehazardous

wasteisforwardedtoathirdpartycompanywhoislicensedandapprovedfor

hazardouswaste disposal. In addition, the shorebasehas achieved ISO 14001

certificationandtheircurrentcertificateisvaliduntilJune,2011.

BP WestJava Ltd has eleven manned platforms & one crude terminal located

offshore,threeonshorereceivingfacilities(ORF,)andashorebaseasthelogistics

base.

The coordinates of the MikeMike, Bravo complex, Central Plant complex, and

EchoFlowStation,andMuarakarangandTanjungPriokORFareasfollows:

MikeMike 055220S 1071754E

Bravo 055451S 1074345E

CentralPlant 055450S 1074400E

Echo 055220S 1071754E. MuarakarangORF060625.66 S,10646 45.46 E

TanjungpriokORF0606 38.29 South,10651 46.89 East

The four platform complexes are offshore facilities surroundedby the sea and

recognizedastraditionalfishingwatersbytheindigenouslocalfishermen.

LogisticalsupportforBravo,CentralPlant,MikeMike,andEchoisprovidedby

various marineboats / vessels. There is no regular helicopter transportation

exceptforemergencysituations.

CentralProcessingPlant

The Central Plant consists of five platforms that are interconnectedbybridges

namelyPlatformAforcrudestabilization,PlatformBforgasgathering,Platform

Cforthedewateringunit,Junction,andQuarters..

The Central Processing Plant receives produced liquid ( 94,000 BFPD) from

mostoftheplatformsintheONWJfieldtobefurtherseparatedintheseparator.

TheCentralPlantseparator isa3rdstageseparator that functionstosplitcrude

oil, associated gas, and produced water. Maximum water content from this

separationprocessis1%weightandisfurthertransportedtothecrudeterminal,

FSOArcoArdjuna. Recoveredgasistransferredtoaboostercompressorforgas

sales. Lowpressuregasthatcannotbeutilizedanymoreisflared.

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Producedwateristhenfurthertransferredtotheproducedwaterprocessingunit

(DewateringUnitWemcoDepurator)withatotalcapacityof260,000barrelsof


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water per day. Total produced water at current production is 70,000 80,000

BWPD. Themaximumoilcontent inproducedwaterdischarges ismaintained

accordingtoregulations,i.e.,below50ppm. Awastewaterdischargepermitno

413/2007 hasbeen obtained from the Minister of the Environment this year as

compliance to Government Regulation No. 19/1999 pertaining to sea pollution

prevention.

ThemaximumpersonnelonboardCentralPlantareapproximately30atanyone

time, of which 15 are BP personnel (including 2 offshore installation manager

workingbacktoback). Others(15personnel)arecontractorssuchascatering

crews,maintenanceoutsourcingcrews,andfieldsupportteampersonnel,doctor,

etc.).

Asinnormaloilandgasproducingandprocessingfacilities,CentralPlantuses

various

chemicals,

gas

and

liquid

fuel,

and

emits

flue

gas

which

is

flared

as

unprocessedgas. Thefacilityalsogeneratesvarioussolidandliquidwastessuch

asmetal,wood,paper,food,grease,chemicalwaste,etc.

Figure3. CentralProcessingPlant

BravoComplex

Bravohassix(6)platformcomplexesthatareinterconnectedbybridgesand20

remote platforms. The six platforms are the B2C Compression Platform, B1C

Compression

Platform,

BService

Platform,

B

Process

Platform,

BB

Well

Platform,andBCSLivingQuartersplatform.

The Bravo complex currently produces approximately 7500 BPD of wet crude

and25MMSCFDofgas.

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Themaximumpersonnelonboard theBravoComplexareapproximately55at

any one time, of which 26 are BP personnel (including 2 offshore installation

manager working back to back). Others ( 29 personnel) are contractors

(cateringcrew,maintenanceoutsourcingcrew,andfieldsupportteampersonnel,

etc.).

Figure4. BravoComplex

MikeMikeComplex

MikeMike has four (4) platform complexes that are interconnectedbybridges

and3activeremoteplatforms(APNA/B/D). ThefourplatformsareMikeMike

Compression (MMC), MikeMike Flow Station (MMF), MikeMike Service

Platform(MMS),andMikeMikeJunctionPlatform. Aproductionseparatorwas

not operated because all wet crude is sent to the Central Plant by sub sea

pipeline. TheMikeMikeproducingcomplexcurrentlyprocessesapproximately

1,500BPDofwetcrudeand120MMSCFDofgas.

ThetotalnumberofemployeesattheMikeMikeComplexisapproximately33at

any one time, of which 22 are BP personnel (including 2 offshore installation

manager working back to back). Others ( 13 personnel) are contractors

(catering

crew,

maintenance

outsourcing

crew,

and

field

support

team

personnel,

doctor,etc,).

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Figure5.MikeMikeFlowStation

EchoComplex

The

Echo

Complex

has

four

(4)

platform

complexes

that

are

interconnected

by

bridges namely the Echo Service Platform, EA Well Platform, Echo Process

Platform, and Echo Compression Platform. There are currently 17 operated

remoteplatforms(unmanned)withaproductionrateof11,000BPDofwetcrude

and 18 MMSCFD of gas. The Echo Complex consists of some of the oldest

platforms,builtin1972andlocatedintheeasternpartoftheONWJfield.

The Echo complex also has installed a Vapor Recovery Unit (VRU) that can

recover2.5MMSCFDofgas. Thisrecoverygasisusedforgasliftandadditional

gassales.

Themaximumpersonnelonboardisaround33peoplewhoworkbacktobackin

a12dayshiftsystemandstaysintheplatformlivingquartersduringtheirduty.

Figure6. EchoFlowStation

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JavaShorebase

TheBPWestJavaLtd Shorebase,whichoperatesasaconsolidatedShorebasein

KawasanBerikatNusantara (KBN)Marunda, isapartof theJavaPerformance

Unit.ItislocatedinNorthJakartaattheMarundacoastneartheBlencongRiver.

The total area used is about 3.5 hectares, complete with facilities such as

shelteredstorage,piperackstorage,offices,coolrooms,andjetty.Theecologyof

Shorebase is surrounded by seawater, with low biodiversity and local

communitywithfishermenandindustriallaborers.

AllactivitiesatShorebasearedesignatedasmainsupplychainsinsupportingoil

and gas exploration and production activities of BP WestJava Ltd. ; including

Hazardouswastetemporarystoragefromoffshoreandonshoreoperations,tobe

disposedoftocertifiedexternalparties.

MuarakarangORF

The Muara Karang ORF is the main gas receiver from the NorthWestJava

Offshore whereby the gas is distributed to PLN (State Owned Electricity

Company),namelythePT.IndonesiaPower/IPUBPPriok(throughtheTanjungPriok OnShore Receiving Facilities) and PT.PJB UP Muara Karang and PGN.

This facility is guarded and monitored continually for 24 hours and the

monitoringsystemoftheGasflowofONWJisdoneusingtheSCADASystem.

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The Gas which is distributed from ONJW to the Customers have an average

BBTUDofaround252atanaveragepressureof350PSIG.TheuseofgasbyPLN


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is for the power plant fuel, and PGN. Gas would be distributed back to

industries,suchasceramic,plastic,powerplant,theTransJakartabusfuel,andit

wouldbedistributeddirectlytohousehold.

Tanjungpriok

ORF

The Tanjung Priok ORF is the main ONWJ gas receiver that is distributed

throughtheMKORFtosupplytheneedsoffuelatPLNPTIPUBPPriok.From

thispointitrequiresanaverageconsumptionof35BBTUDofgasforeachofits

ElectricityGenerator/PLTGU,wherebyPTIPUBPPriokhas6unitsofPLTGU.

Figure7. MuarakarangORF

Figure8. TanjungPriokORF

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Figure9.OrganizationalStructureDiagramofJavaFieldOperationsOrganization

Howweidentifyandmanagepotentialimportant

environmentalimpacts

TheheartofdevelopinganEMSisenvironmentalaspectsandimpactsidentification.

An environmental aspect is an element of an organizations activities, products,

and/or services that can interact with the environment. Thebasic process of our

environmentalaspectidentificationcanbeseeninthefollowingdiagram.

Figure8. IdentificationofEnvironmentalAspectsandImpacts

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Input OutputPROCESS/ACTIVITY/OPERATION

Natural

resources

Consumption

Dischargeto

Water

Potential

Leakage / Spill

WasteDisposal

Emissions/DischargestoAir

West Java OperationsDirector

Deputy JFOManager

West OperationsManager

East OperationsManager

MarinePerformance

Manager

OperationsHSE Coordinator

Operations

Support & IFPManager

Team Assistant

offshore office

7 OIM position(1:1)

West Operations

Coordination Manager

East Operations


6 OIM position(1:1)

7 OIMPosition (1:1)

6 OIM

Position (1:1)

West Java OperationsDirector

Deputy JFOManager

Deputy JFOManager

West OperationsManager

East OperationsManager

MarinePerformance

Manager

OperationsHSE Coordinator

Operations

Support & IFPManager

Team Assistant

offshore officeoffshore office

7 OIM position(1:1)

7 OIM position(1:1)

West Operations


West Operations


East Operations


East Operations


6 OIM position(1:1)

6 OIM position(1:1)

7 OIMPosition (1:1)

6 OIM

Position (1:1)


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Fromthediagram,itcanbeseenthatoneprocess/activity/operationcanhavemore

thanoneenvironmentalaspect(displayedinbluecolor). Thisisthereasonwhythe

identification process needs high involvement from operations personnel for each

specificprocess,toavoidanymisidentificationofenvironmentalaspects.

BPWestJavaLtd.Bravo,CentralPlant,MikeMike,andEchoflowstations,Java

Shorebase,andMuarakarangandTanjungPriokORFhaveidentifiedandevaluated

theirenvironmental aspectsand impacts. Theassessmentwasdonebasedon the

followingconsiderations:

1. Legalandotherrequirements

2. Frequencyofoccurrence

3. Scaleofimpact

4. Geographicalimpactdistribution5. Impactrecoverycost

6. Effectonexternalissues

7. Recoverytimeoftheimpact.

A scoring system (weighted average method) is used to determine the

significanceofimpacts. Inaddition,ifthereareanylegalandotherrequirements

relatedtotheaspect/impact,thesaidaspect/impactisautomaticallyconsidered

significant.

These (negative)significantaspectsaresummarized, listed,andregisteredasa

basisfordevelopmentoftheEMS.

Theimpactsaremanagedinanumberofways:

1. Operational Control by developing Environmental Procedures or

WorkingInstructionsorusingrelatedStandardOperatingProcedures

2. EstablishingObjectivesandTargets

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Ourimpactsandperformance

The following is a description of the significant environmental impacts of the

operations and the Objectives & Targets for BP West Java Ltd. Some

management

programs

at

Bravo

&

Central

Plants,

MikeMike,

and

Echo

flow

stationsandMuarakarangandTanjungPriokORFhavebeenaccomplishedand

updatedasfollows:

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Issue: Flaring&Venting

BP has publicly stated its position on climate change and its commitment to

reduce the production of greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.

Elimination or minimization of flaring and venting supports the intent of these

commitments. ExcellenceinflaringandventingperformancedemonstratesBPs

responsible custodianship of hydrocarbon resources, and improved gas

utilizationmaypresentfiscalopportunitiesderivedfromrecoveredproduct.

Flaringand/orventingofgascanberequiredinoilandgasoperationstoensure

safe facility operation or to dispose of oilproductionrelated gas which, for

commercialortechnicalreasons,cannotbemarketedorutilized. Gasdisposalis

typicallyachievedbydirectventing,bycontrolledburning(flaring).

Impact

Flares and vents release greenhouses gases and other pollutants to the

atmosphere, either as components of gas or as combustion products, and are

considered tobe a contributing factor to climate change. Specifically, carbon

dioxide (the principle combustion product) and vented methane contribute to

global warming, however, vented methane is typically perceived as more

environmentallyharmful. Forexample,methanehasaglobalwarmingpotential

21 times higher than an equal mass of carbon dioxide. In addition, flares and

ventscan impactregionaland localairquality,andmaycauseadisturbance to

thecommunity.

ThemainsourcesofcarbondioxideatBPWestJavaBravo,CentralPlant,Mike

Mike,andEchoare fromflaring,combustionengines (i.e., fuelburning forprocess

heatingandturbineemissionsduringpowergeneration).Whilethesourceofcarbon

dioxide at Muarakarang and Tanjung Priok ORF is from atmospheric elevated

Vents/Cold Vents. All figures for atmospheric emissions and energy usage are


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calculatedbasedonfueluse,gasflared,andestimationofventing.

Management

BP WestJava Bravo, Central Plant, MikeMike, and Echo flow stations and

Muarakarangand

Tanjung

Priok

ORF

have

established

acomprehensive

program

to reduce the GHG emissions, i.e., implementing preventive maintenance thru

MAXIMO themaintenancemanagementsystemsoftware forallcombustion

engines, conducting regular calibrations for all critical metering instruments,

developing a GHG emission reporting procedure, and updating GHG emission

performancequarterlytomanagement.Aftersuccessfulachievementin2003,this

programisstillcontinuingasaregularprogram.

For Muarakarang& TanjungPriok ORFhas also conductedregular monitoring

and evaluation of Hydrocarbon that goes to the Cold vent. In year 2008, the

management has developed an assessment program to look for potential

reductionforGHGemission,startingwithcalibrationandmanualgassampling.

In year 20072008, the GHG reduction programs at Echo flow station are still

focusedongasflaring. Theseareaccomplishedbyimprovingtheflaringstrategy

andimprovingthemeteringsystem/recording.

Objectives&Targets:

o Muarakarang&TanjungPriokORFhavesettargettomaintainCO2toColdventatmaximumthe2007figure(0.003MMSCFD);andtocomplywiththe

nationalandlocalemissionstandardsfortotalhydrocarbontovents.

o Bravo,Quarters,andMikeMikearecontinuingregularprogramtomaintain

CO2emissionstoatmosphere.

o EchohassettargettoreduceCO2emissiontoatmosphere10%fromthe2007

figurebyQ42008.

Performance

o Muarakarang&

Tanjung

Priok

ORF

:Based

on

monthly

GHG

reporting

up

to

June08, the CO2 emission hasbeen maintained at maximum level of 0,003

MMSCF.Forhydrocarbontotalemittedtothecoldventhascompliedwiththe

nationalandlocalemissionstandards.

o GasflaringatBravohasbeenmaintainedatmaximum2007figure.Resultsup

toNov2008,totalgasflaringhaveachieved30%reductionforLPFlare,and

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o IntheCentralplantcomplex,totalresidualflaringwasincreasedsignificantly

duetotheB1Cshutdown inApril2008.Soonafterthatmonth,gasflaring

achievedasteadyconditionoratnormalflaring.STEPRegenerationgascycle

fordehydrator

can

not

stop

while

B1C

s/d,

so

gas

outlet

from

Dehydrator

that

shouldgotosuctionB1Cwasdivertedtoflare.

o InMikeMike,gasflaringfromHPFlareisincreasedinearly2008compareto

2007.But,totallyfigureuptoOct2008hasachieved33%reductionfromthe

total2007figure.During20072008.thereisnogasflaringformLPFlare.

o ThegasflaringreductionprogramforEchoisstill inprogress.Achievement

uptoOct2008isstillslightlyabovetargetofmaximum2007figure.Total2007

gasflaringis83.87MMSCF,andTotaluptoOct2008=84.40MMSCF.Dueto

intelligentpig20MGLECOMtoNGLBandblackoutduetoair intakegas

generator081AGD04.

Thefollowinggraphsshowtheperformanceofflaringprograms.

Bravo LP Flare 2007 vs 2008

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

MMSCF

2007

2008

Total 2007= 78.14 MMSCF

Total up to Nov 2008= 54.18

MMSCF

Bravo HP Flare 2007 vs 2008

0

10

20

30

4050

60

70

80

90


MMS

CF

2007

2008

Total 2007= 240,055 MMSCF

Total up to Nov 2008= 50,874

MMSCF


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MM HP Flare 2007 vs 2008

0

5

10

15

20

2530

35

40


MMSCF

2007

2008

Total 2007= 100.64 MMSCF

Total up to Oct 2008= 67.50 MMSCF

ECHO- Flare 2007 vs 2008

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

MMSCF

2007

2008

Total 2007 = 83.87 MMSCF

Total up to Oct 2008 = 84.40 MMSCF

FuturePlans

As the gap analysis of the BP Group Environmental Performance Requirement

(EPR 7. Flaring & Venting) has been completed gaps on mandatory &

recommendedrequirementsfortheexistingoperationarebeing closedthrough

environmental management programs & objectives, and monitored through

managementreviewsandestablishedaudits.

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Issue:WaterManagement

Water is abasic need for all life. Many types of natural water resources are

integraltoecosystemmaintenanceandsocietalwellbeing. Theseincludemarine

systemssuchascoastalwater,seas,andoceans. Marinewaterresourcesarealsoimportantbutfrequentlyundervalued.

One of the primary BP concerns is with wastewater discharges. The guiding

principleisthatBPsdischargesofwastewaterwillnotdiminishthevalueofthe

receiving watercourse and that a precautionary approach will be taken to

managingtheimpacts.

AllproducedwaterraisedfromallflowstationsatBPWestJavaistreatedatthe

CentralProcessingPlant. Besidesproducedwater,domesticwastewatercoming

fromkitchens,laundry,&sanitaryactivitiesarealsodischargedtothesea.

Impact

Directdischargeofwastewatercanpotentiallygivesignificantimpactstolowersea

waterquality. Incontrastwithlandecosystems,inawaterenvironmentpollutants

quicklyspreadoverlargedistancesfromthesourcesofpollution.

BP WestJava continuously discharges treated produced water at a flow rate of

around60,000to80,000barrelsofwaterperday. Sincethedischargeisconcurrent

withtheproductioncycle,impacttotheseaecologyisoneofourmainfocuses. Thepotentialsecondaryimpactofsuchdischargesmaygivedirectimpacttotheincomes

oflocal,traditionalfishermen.

Management

Prior to discharge, produced water is treated in a dewatering unit called a

WEMCODepurator. Inyear2008,improvementprogramforproducedwater

dischargeiscontinuinginordertopreventspill/leaksandmaintainproduced

waterquality.

Themaximumoilcontentaccordingtoapplicablelegislationisbelow50ppm.

Produced water discharged are monitored using both of continuous and

manual sampling methods. In year 2008, a continuous oil monitoring

equipmentisinstalled,sothatrealtimeoftheoilcontentofproducedwater

canbe monitored. In addition the regular sampling (twice a day) is also


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conductedtoensurethatthequalityofdischargescomplywiththeregulation.

A 5year validity waste water discharge permit no 413/2007 has alsobeen

obtainedfromtheMinisteroftheEnvironmentin2007.

Establishedproductionduringabnormaloperation.

RegularreportingtotheGovernmentmonthly.

Performance

Since2005,producedwaterdischargesareconsistentlybelow50ppm.The

figure below illustrates this performance to date during 2008. Produced

waterdischargedhascompliedtothestandard.

2008- Produced Water Discharge

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

Oil Content

FuturePlans

BP West Java is continuing to focus on achieving compliance to the new

government regulation No 4/2007, particularly for quality of sanitary waste

discharges.

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Issue:WasteManagement

Ourproductionactivitiesconsumenaturalresourcesandothermaterials. These

activities result in the generation of solid and liquid waste of variable

characteristics.

Waste

management

is

recognizedby

BP

as

a

significant

global

environmentalissue. Thecleanupofstorage,handling,treatment,anddisposal

facilitiesmayrepresentsasignificant longterm financial liability forBP if these

aspectsareeitherpoorlymanagedorwhere legislationchangesover time. The

effective management of waste is therefore a fundamental part of our

EnvironmentalManagementSystem.

Impact

Being offshore locations, it is very important to manage waste, especially toxic

and

hazardous

wastes.

Improper

waste

management

could

lead

to

sea

water

pollution. Moreover, the local vicinity is a fishing ground where sea water

qualityisofutmostsignificance.

Management

ProcedurestomanageToxicandHazardousWaste andNontoxicWaste

has been established, communicated, and implemented to all parties,

especiallycontractors.

Waste segregation is implemented by color code: red for toxic and

hazardouswaste,greenfororganicwaste,andyellowforinorganicwaste.

InorganicwastesthatareallnonbiodegradablearesenttotheJavashore

baseandwillbedisposedofatanapprovedpubliclandfill. Wastepaper/

and PET plastic / drinking water bottles are collected for recycling

(throughagarbagesubcontractor).

ForBravo,CentralPlant,MikeMike,andJavaShorebase,improvementfor

B3andnonB3wastedisposalmanagementsystemshasbeenestablished

since 2003, while Echo flow station since 2007, and Muarakarang and

TanjungpriokORFsince2008.Therefore,thetargetsforyear20072008are

to maintain consistent implementation of relevant procedures and work

instructions.

Thisincludes

management

of

waste

generated

from

standby

boats.

In year 2008, a good housekeeping program hasbeen launched for all

stations as part of waste management programs. This program is

facilitatedbytheJavashorebase,throughintensivecommunicationamong

offshore onshorestations,andwithsuppliers.

JavaShorebasehasinitiatedimprovementprogramsinitswastehandling


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using steelbasket designed according to the type and characteristic of

waste tobe transported,andreducing thenumberof woodenpalletasa

naturalresource.

Performance

AllB3wastepermitshavebeenobtainedasperapplicableregulations,

i.e.,forvesselsandtheJavashorebaseastheB3temporarywaste

storagefacility. ThefinalB3wastelandfill /destinationisalso

approvedbytheGovernment.

B3wastereductionperformanceisasfollows:the2008figuretendsto

increase slightly due to the housekeeping program in all stations.

SignificantincreaseofhazardouswasteisinBravoFlowstation.

Thereisasignificantreductionintheuseofwoodenpalletformaterials

andwastehandling,startingonSeptember2008.

Hazardus Waste 2006-2008

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Bravo F/s Quarters Echo F/s Mike-MikeStation

Ton

2006 2007 up to Oct 2008

Futureplans

Keep maintaining current practice and compliance levels to all applicable waste

managementlegislation,andimproveimplementationthroughanintegratedwaste

managementprogramconsistently.


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Issue:OZONEDEPLETINGSUBTANCES

Ozoneintheearthsstratosphereabsorbsmostoftheultravioletwavelengthsolar

radiation

(UV

B)

and

so

prevents

it

from

reaching

the

earths

surface,

where

it

can

bebiologically harmful. Halons, chlorofluorocarbons, and other chlorine and

bromine containing compounds, known collectively as Ozone Depleting

Substances(ODS),candestroystratosphericozoneandsoallowhigher levelsof

UVBtoreachtheground

OneofthemainconcernsatBPareHalons,primarilyHalon1301,typicallyused

as explosion and fire suppressants in predominately BP E&P operations. This

requirement excludes air conditioners fitted to vehicles, hermetically sealed

domestictype appliances (e.g. refrigerators, chilling units, and portable air

conditioners) with an inventory less than 3 kg and also the use of Halons incompanyaircraftandhelicopters.

Impact

InlinewiththeODSrequirement,BPWestJavashallnotuseHalonbasedfixedand

portable fire suppression systems. Halocarbon inventories and losses shall be

recordedonanannualbasis.

Management

Manage theHalon inventoryandreport toGroupHSSEannuallyand to

theIndonesiangovernment. AllHalonsreleasedarereportedandloggedinTraction.

Developed procedures to prevent Freon releases to the atmosphere during

maintenanceofequipment.

DevelopaHalonphaseoutplanforJavaPUtobeeliminatedby2010asper

Indonesialegislativerequirements.

Performance

Halocarbon inventory hasbeen identified, recorded, and submitted to the

relevantgovernment

of

Indonesia

agency.

Halon alternative substances are still under review and the result willbe

submittedtoBPMIGASforapproval.

Dispensation tovary fromGroupEPR9hasbeenobtained from theGroup

EnvironmentalDirectorandBPWestJavaiscommittedtoeliminatingHalons

usageby2010.

MuarakarangORFhasachievedthetargetforFreonreduction. R12/Freonuse


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in2008havebeenreplacedin2008withHFC134a.

HalonPhaseoutprojecthasbeenstartedatMMf/sinthisyear(byinstalling

CO2 snuffing at TGS AB) and at Quarters (currently under engineering

design).

Futureplans

Wewillcontinue tomakeeveryeffort toeliminate theuseofODSs inaccordance

withapplicablelaws&regulations.Themanagement integratedtheissueofHalon

phaseoutprojectamongthestations.

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Issue:OilandChemicalSpills

E&Pactivitieshavethepotentialtogeneratepollutiontotheenvironment,oiland

chemicalspills.

It

may

happen

to

various

environmental

media

such

as

water,

caused by subsea pipeline leakage or overflows from process vessels during

loading, unloading, or handling operations. If existing protection is not good,

suchspillswillgotothesea.

Impact

All BP West Java production facilities are located offshore and some remote

platforms are close to the shoreline. The sea surrounding platforms is a

traditionalfishingarea. Spillsofoiltoseacandamagetheseaecologymayhave

negativelong

term

consequences

for

the

environment,

neighboring

communities,

peoples livelihoods and their health. Additionally, if the oil spill spreads to

shore, itcan impactsensitiveenvironmentssuchasmangrove forestsor fishing

platforms. Cleanup, claims, and compensation then should be managed

correctly.

Finally, this can also impact company reputation if oil spill preparedness and

timelyresponseisnotmanagedproperly.

Management

OperationalControl

All hydrocarbon releases are reported in Traction, investigated, and

monitoredforfollowupactions.

An Integrity Management Plan hasbeen implemented to minimize the

risksofspillsandleaks.

Identificationofthespillrisksandinstallationofsecondarycontainmentto

preventspillstoseaatEchoflowstation.


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OilSpillResponseandPreparedness

PeriodicoilspilldrillforWestandEastOperationarea

Ensurereadinessof theoilspillequipment (currentlykeptatBravoand

Quarters)using

MAXIMO

system

Upgrade the existing oil spill equipment by purchasing new oil spill

equipmentasbackup/replacetheexistingone.

EnhancetheTier2OilSpillResponsecooperationwithotheroilcompanies

that are located inJakarta and WestJava province under BPMIGAS (the

Oil&GasImplementingBody)coordination.

Performance

In2008, there2casesofhydrocarbonspill toseamore than1barrel. All

spillsare

internally

reported

in

Traction

and

externally

to

the

government.

Operations took corrective and preventive action for any hydrocarbon

releaseandmonitoredtheactioncloseouts.

CompletedoilspilldrillforWestandEastarea.

Completed maintained the oil spill equipment (oilboom, oil skimmer,

powerpack,andupgradethemaintenancesystem).

Return the oil spill equipment from Marunda to Papa f/s to cover West

area.

Futureplans

Maintain

the

expectation

of

no

spills

to

water

by

regularly

holding

oil

spill

responsedrills,upgradeandmaintainoilspillequipmentreadiness,review

regularlyandupdate(asnecessary)theTier1OilSpillContingencyPlan,and

workcloselywithotheroilcompanies,keystakeholders(bothatthenationaland

regionallevel)tofinalizetheTier2OilSpillResponseProcedure.

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OtherObjectivesandTargets

Objective Target Status

Allauditfindings

relatedtoenvironment,

bothinternaland

external,corrective

actionrequestsare

closedoutonschedule.

Nooverdue

issueson

correctiveand

prevention

actions.

Allactionswereproperly

monitoredandtheresponsible

personreportsmonthlyabouttheir

actiontakentoDocumentControl.

Allopenactionswerecloseouton

schedule.

Maintainhighlevelof

environmental

awarenessofthe

employeesandthe

contractors.

Increasethe

environmental

awareness.

Implementedregularinhouse

training,i.e.,

ISO

14001

awareness,

B3wastehandling,andregulation

awareness.

FurtherInformation

References:

1. Environmental Management System, Specification with Guidance for Use,

ISO14001:2004.

2. EMS ISO 14001 Manual BP WestJava Ltd. Bravo, Central Plant, Mike

Mike, Echo,ORFMKTPandJavaShorebase.

3. Related Environmental Procedures and Working Instructions of BP West

Java Ltd. Bravo, Central Plant, MikeMike, Echo, ORF MKTP andJava

Shorebase.

4. ProgressReport of Environmental Management Program of BP WestJava

Ltd. Bravo, Central Plant, MikeMike, Echo, ORF MKTP and Java

Shorebase.

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Glossary

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ContinualImprovement

Processof

enhancing

the

environmental

management

system

to

achieve improvement in overall environmental performance in

linewiththeorganizationsenvironmentalpolicy.

Note The process need not take place in all areas of activity

simultaneously.

Environment Surrounding in which an organization operates, including air,

water, land natural resources, flora, fauna, humans, and their

interrelation.

NoteSurroundinginthiscontextextendfromwithinan

organizationtotheglobalsystem.

Environmental

aspect

Elementofanorganizationsactivities,products,orservicesthat

caninteractwiththeenvironment.

Note A significant environmental aspect is an environmental

aspectthathasorcanhaveasignificantenvironmentalimpact.

Environmental

impactAnychangetotheenvironment,whetheradverseorbeneficial,whollyorpartiallyresulting formanorganizationsactivities,

products,orservices.

Environmental

management

system

The part of the overall management system that includes

organizational structure, planning activities, responsibilities,

practices, procedures, processes, and resources for developing,

implementing, achieving, reviewing, and maintaining the

environmentalpolicy.

Environmental

objective

Overall environmental goal, arising from the environmental

policy,thatanorganizationsetsitselftoachieve,andwhichis

quantifiedwherepracticable.

Environmental

performance

Measurableresultsoftheenvironmentalmanagementsystem,

related to an organizations control of its environmental


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aspects, based on its environmental policy, objectives, and

targets.

Environmental

policy

Statementby theorganization of its intentions andprinciples

in relation to its overall environmental performance which

provides a framework for action and for the setting itsenvironmentalobjectivesandtargets.

Environmental

target

Detailed performance requirement, quantified where

practicable,applicabletotheorganizationorpartsthereof,that

arisesfromtheenvironmentalobjectivesandthatneedstobe

setandmetinordertoachievethoseobjectives.

HSE Health,Safety,andEnvironment.

GHG Green House Gas: gases from which their concentration can

increase earths temperature. For upstream operations, the

focusisonCO2andCH4gases.

EPR EnvironmentalPerformanceRequirementGroupPractice

Feedback

Telluswhatyouthink. Areourstatementseasytounderstand,notdetailedenough,

orperhapstoocomplicated?

Isthereanyfurtherinformationinwhichyouareinterested? Letusknowwhatyou

think so we can improve our environmental reporting. If you have any queries

aboutthisreportorgeneraloperations,pleasewriteortelephoneusandwewillbe

happytoassist.

PerformanceUnitLeader

BPWestJavaLtd.

Jl.TBSimatupangKav.88

Jakarta12520

Indonesia

Tel. 622178548848

Fax. 622178549060

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The next Verified Environmental Statement (VES) willbe issuedby the end of

December2011andwillcovertheperiod20092011.


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VerificationStatement

Wehave independentlyreviewed theBPWest JavaLtd.,Bravo,CentralPlant,

MikeMike,andEchoFlowStationOffshoreOilandGasProcessingFacilities

andOperationFacilities, MuarakarangandTanjungpriokOnshoreReceiving

FacilitiesandJavaShorebaseEnvironmentalStatementandconcludeitrepresents

a true and fair reflection of the environmental program and performance within

20072008. Wehavefoundnostatementsinthisreportwhichwehavebeenunable

to substantiate and verify through observations, visits, and a review of the

appropriatesystems.

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