據(jù)世界天然氣3月21日消息，bp于3月19日表示，在2021年第二輪印度尼西亞石油招標(biāo)中，已獲得Agung l和Agung ll油氣勘探區(qū)塊。

Agung I區(qū)塊位于巴厘島和東爪哇島的近海深水區(qū)，面積為6,656平方公里，而Agung II區(qū)塊位于南蘇拉威西島、西努沙登加拉島和東爪哇島的近海深水區(qū)，面積為7,970平方公里。bp表示，該地區(qū)尚未開(kāi)發(fā)，天然氣資源潛力巨大，接近不斷增長(zhǎng)的天然氣需求。

該公司表示：“印度尼西亞政府決定將這兩個(gè)區(qū)塊的100%權(quán)益授予bp，這表明了我們作為印度尼西亞值得信賴的合作伙伴的地位，我們將繼續(xù)擴(kuò)大在印尼的影響力和承諾。” 

bp在Tangguh液化天然氣（Papua Barat）經(jīng)營(yíng)著該國(guó)最大的天然氣生產(chǎn)田，約占全國(guó)天然氣產(chǎn)量的20%，一旦Tangguh擴(kuò)建項(xiàng)目完成后Tangguh的3號(hào)列車(chē)啟動(dòng)，該氣田將增加至30% 以上。該公司還擁有安達(dá)曼二期產(chǎn)品分成合同的非經(jīng)營(yíng)性權(quán)益，該合同是亞齊的一個(gè)近海深水勘探區(qū)塊。

bp亞太地區(qū)總裁Nader Zaki表示：“在我們的投資組合中增加Agung I和Agung II區(qū)塊，反映了我們對(duì)在印度尼西亞投資和發(fā)展業(yè)務(wù)的持續(xù)承諾。”

祝精燕 摘譯自 世界天然氣

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BP BAGS AGUNG I, AGUNG II BLOCKS IN INDONESIA

BP has been awarded Agung l and Agung ll oil and gas exploration blocks during the second round of the Indonesia Petroleum Bid Round 2021, the company said on March 19.

The Agung I block covers an area of 6,656 km2 deepwater offshore Bali and East Java, while the Agung II block is located in deepwater offshore of South Sulawesi, West Nusa Tenggara and East Java covering an area of 7,970 km2. The area is underexplored with significant potential of gas resource close to growing gas demand, BP said.

“The government of Indonesia’s decision to award 100% interest of the two blocks to BP demonstrates our position as a trusted partner of Indonesia, where we continue to grow our presence and commitment," the company said. 

BP operates the country’s largest gas-producing field in Tangguh LNG, Papua Barat, contributing approximately 20% of national gas production and will increase to more than 30% once Tangguh's Train 3 starts up following the completion of Tangguh expansion project. The company also has a non-operated interest in Andaman II production sharing contract, an offshore deepwater exploration block in Aceh.

“The addition of Agung I and Agung II blocks to our portfolio reflects our continuous commitment to invest and grow our business in Indonesia," said Nader Zaki, BP regional president Asia Pacific.