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* The development consists of 51 kilometers of umbilicals, five manifolds and seven SSIV(2) subsea structures | * The development consists of 51 kilometers of umbilicals, five manifolds and seven SSIV(2) subsea structures | ||
* The [[Merakes Gas Field]] is tied back to the Jangkrik platform | * The [[Merakes Gas Field]] is tied back to the Jangkrik platform | ||
| + | * The Maha gas field comprises two subsea production wells connected to the existing Jangkrik Floating Production Unit (FPU) by approximately 12 km of flowlines. | ||
=== Contractors === | === Contractors === | ||
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* 2017 - Gas production started | * 2017 - Gas production started | ||
* 2023 - ENI agrees to acquire Neptune | * 2023 - ENI agrees to acquire Neptune | ||
| + | * 2024 - FID for Maha gas field | ||
| + | * 2026 - Maha gas field began production | ||
=== Geology === | === Geology === | ||
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# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:eni-starts-production-from-jangkrik-project-deep-off Eni starts production from Jangkrik Project, deep offshore Indonesia, ahead of schedule] | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:eni-starts-production-from-jangkrik-project-deep-off Eni starts production from Jangkrik Project, deep offshore Indonesia, ahead of schedule] | ||
# [https://a-barrel-full.blogspot.com/2023/06/eni-and-var-energi-to-acquire-neptune.html Eni and Vår Energi to acquire Neptune, a leading independent exploration and production company with low emission, gas-oriented operations in Western Europe, North Africa, Indonesia and Australia] | # [https://a-barrel-full.blogspot.com/2023/06/eni-and-var-energi-to-acquire-neptune.html Eni and Vår Energi to acquire Neptune, a leading independent exploration and production company with low emission, gas-oriented operations in Western Europe, North Africa, Indonesia and Australia] | ||
| + | # [https://a-barrel-full.blogspot.com/2026/10/eni-announces-start-up-of-gas.html Eni announces start-up of gas production from the Maha field offshore Indonesia] | ||
[[category:Field]] | [[category:Field]] | ||
[[category:Indonesia]] | [[category:Indonesia]] | ||
[[category:ENI]] | [[category:ENI]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:05, 30 October 2026
Summary Information
- Operator: Eni
- Country: Indonesia
- Location: 3.42 Muara Bakau PSC, Kutei Basin, offshore Indonesia
- Production start: 2017
- Partners: GDF Suez
- Type: Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume: Target volumes are 450 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscf/d), equivalent to 83,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed)
Description
- Production is from ten deep-water subsea wells, connected to the newly built Floating Production Unit (FPU) “Jangkrik”. The gas, once processed onboard the FPU, flows via a dedicated 79km pipeline to the Onshore Receiving Facility, and then through the East Kalimantan Transportation System, finally reaching the Bontang LNG Terminal.
- The development consists of 51 kilometers of umbilicals, five manifolds and seven SSIV(2) subsea structures
- The Merakes Gas Field is tied back to the Jangkrik platform
- The Maha gas field comprises two subsea production wells connected to the existing Jangkrik Floating Production Unit (FPU) by approximately 12 km of flowlines.
Contractors
- Hyundai Heavy Industries: FPU Hull / LQ construction
- FMC Technologies: Supply of subsea trees, manifolds, jumpers and connection systems, umbilicals, tooling and associated topside and subsea controls systems
- McDermott: Fabrication of subsea manifolds and subsea safety isolation valve modules
- Technip: engineering, procurement, commissioning and installation of:
- 36 kilometers of flexible risers and flowlines with diameters ranging from 4" to 14",
- 195 kilometers of pipeline with diameter ranging from 4" to 24",
- subsea equipment which includes mid-water arch and flowline end termination.
- Oceaneering: Supply of steel tube production control umbilicals, with a total combined length of approximately 31 miles (50 kilometers)
History
- 2009 - An initial exploration campaign was successfully carried out
- 2009 - GDF Suez acquires 45% of the block
- 2010 - Second successful appraisal drilling completed
- 2011 - Eni makes a new discovery in the Kutei Basin, offshore Indonesia, at Jangkrik North East 1 NFW
- 2014 - FMC & Technip awarded subsea contracts
- 2015 - LNG sales agreement signed
- 2017 - Gas production started
- 2023 - ENI agrees to acquire Neptune
- 2024 - FID for Maha gas field
- 2026 - Maha gas field began production
Geology
- Excellent quality reservoir sands of Pliocene age
Links
- Hyundai Heavy Industries FPSO References
- Eni announces successful appraisal of Jangkrik - gas discovery in Indonesia
- GDF SUEZ pursues its development in the Asia-Pacific region, entering into exploration-production in Indonesia
- Eni makes a new discovery in the Kutei Basin, offshore Indonesia, at Jangkrik North East 1 NFW
- FMC Technologies Awarded $720 Million Contract for Subsea Systems for eni's Jangkrik Project in Indonesia
- Technip wins Jangkrik subsea package in Indonesia
- Oceaneering Announces Jangkrik Umbilicals Contract
- McDermott Awarded Subsea Fabrication Contract by FMC Technologies for Jangkrik Complex Offshore Kalimantan, Indonesia
- ENGIE signs its first Jangkrik LNG Sale & Purchase Agreements
- Eni starts production from Jangkrik Project, deep offshore Indonesia, ahead of schedule
- Eni and Vår Energi to acquire Neptune, a leading independent exploration and production company with low emission, gas-oriented operations in Western Europe, North Africa, Indonesia and Australia
- Eni announces start-up of gas production from the Maha field offshore Indonesia
