AOEC, Bali 25 th October 2013 Presented by: Kameswara Natakusumah Jardine Lloyd Thompson - Indonesia Country Review: Indonesia
AOEC, Bali 25th October 2013Presented by: Kameswara NatakusumahJardine Lloyd Thompson - Indonesia
Country Review: Indonesia
Financial Services Authority / OJK
Law No.21, 2011 � Establishment of FSA / OJK in 22 November 2011
Main function:
“to provide coordination and monitoring roles to financial services industry
including Banks, Capital Markets and Non Bank Financial Industry
including Insurance, Pension Fund and Non Bank Financial Institutions”
Thus, OJK replaced the roles & functions of the Insurance Bureau of the
MOF with re to Insurance/Reinsurance supervisory & regulatory.
Source: www.ojk.go.id
Energy Related Laws and Regulation
Source: SKK Migas
Law No.30 - 2007 Regarding Energy
Government Regulation No. 17 – 1974 regarding Control Over the
Implementation of Offshore Oil and Gas Exploitation
Government Regulation No. 42 – 2002 concerning the Implementing Body
for Upstream Oil and Gas Activities
Government Regulation No. 35 – 2004 concerning Oil and Gas Upstream
Business Activities
Government Regulation No. 34 – 2005 concerning Amendments to GR No.
35 – 2004 concerning Oil and Natural Gas Upstream Business Activities
BP–MIGAS: DISSOLVED
Source: SKK Migas
The Constitutional Court (On 13 November 2012, the Constitutional Court
(Mahkamah Konstitusi or "MK") dissolved BP Migas through Decision No.
26/PUU-X/2012 on the judicial review of the oil and Gas Law (Law No. 22 of 2001).
In response, the President issued Presidential Regulation No. 95 of 2012 on the
Transfer of the Duties and Functions of the Upstream Oil and Gas Activity Agency
(BP Migas) ("Regulation 95").
Following the issuance of Regulation 95, the Minister of Energy and Mineral
Resources ("ESDM") issued Decree No. 3135K/08/MEM/2012 regarding the
Transfer of the Duties, Functions and Organizational Structure of the Upstream Oil
and Gas Activity Agency ("Decree 3135"). Regulation 95 and Decree 3135 govern
the employees of BP Migas, BP Migas' counterparts under Production Sharing
Contracts (PSCs) and the PSCs themselves, and BP Migas' duties were assigned to
the ESDM.
BP–MIGAS Transformation to SKK-MIGAS
Source: SKK Migas
By Presidential Regulation (PERPRES) No. 9 – 2013 signed by President
SBY on January 10th 2013
The assets of BP Migas will be utilized by SKK Migas. The same applies to
the employees, i.e the BP Migas employees now work for SKK Migas
(Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas).
SKK Migas is assigned to manage the upstream oil and gas business
activities under a Cooperation Contract.
ROLES OF SKK MIGAS
Source: SKK Migas
1) to proffer inputs for consideration to the Minister of Energy and Mineral
Resources at its discretion in preparing and offering the bidding round of Working
Areas and Cooperation Contract;
2) to sign Cooperation Contracts;
3) to review and submit the plan of field development to be the first production in a
Working Area to Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources for obtaining
approval;
4) to grant an approval for the development plan other than as referred to in previous
point;
5) to grant an approval for the work programs and budget;
6) to conduct monitoring and to make report to Minister of Energy and Mineral
Resources on the performance of the Cooperation Contracts; and
7) to appoint sellers of oil and/or gas of the state entitlement that may generate
maximum profits to the state.
Source: The Jakarta Post, October 9th 2013
Oil, Gas Production on Target: SKKMigas
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Business | Wed, October 09 2013, 6:04 PM
The oil and gas regulatory special task force (SKKMigas) said as of September, crude oil and
condensate production reached 829,000 barrels per day (bopd).
Acting SKKMigas head Johannes Widjonarko said the oil production figure accounted for 98.7
percent of the 2013 revised state budget’s (APBN-P) 840,000 bopd target.
“The target has not yet been achieved,” he said during a hearing session at the House of
Representatives’ Commission VII, which oversees energy, in Jakarta, on Wednesday, as quoted by
Antara news agency. However, Widjonarko said, SKKMigas predicted oil and gas production
would attain the APBN-P target. He said SKKMigas would increase oil well maintenance and
drilling activities to achieve the target. .
According to the SKKMigas head, as of September, 6,766 million cubic feet per day (mmscfd), or
1.2 million barrels per day equal to oil, of gas had been collected. This was 98.5 percent of the
target set out in the APBN-P. Overall, as of September, the number of oil and gas production
reached 2.04 million barrels or 98.6 percent of total 2.08 million barrels per day equal to oil
targeted by the APBN-P. The targeted 2.08 million barrels per day of oil and gas would bring in
US$56.6 billion. (ebf)
The PSC (Production Sharing Contractors)
COAL BED METHANE (CBM) = 54 - PSCs
OIL & GAS EXPLORATION = 178 - PSCs
OIL & GAS PRODUCTION = 76 - PSCs
Source: SKK Migas
PAST 12 MONTHS PROJECTS
CNOOC – Mila and Asti A
PETRONAS – Ketapang
PETRONAS - Kepodang
PHE ONWJ – UL Project
PHE ONWJ – GG Project
PHE ONWJ – KL Gas Lift
CONNOCO PHILIPS – South Belut
CHEVRON – North Duri
HUSKY CNOOC MADURA LTD – BD Field
SANTOS – Peluang Field Development
TOTAL E&P – South Mahakam
PERTAMINA EP – Donggi Project
SALAMANDER – Kerendan (On-Shore)
MEGA PROJECTS (Unofficial)
Go-ahead for Chevron’s IDD project given by regulator
Amahl S. Azwar, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Headlines | Sat, February 02 2013
Chevron Pacific Indonesia, US-based energy giant Chevron’s local subsidiary, has received approval from the
country’s upstream oil and gas regulatory special task force SKKMigas to proceed with its Indonesia Deep Water
Development (IDD) project in the Makassar Strait off Sulawesi.
Newly appointed SKKMigas head Rudi Rubiandini, formerly the country’s energy and mineral resources deputy
minister, said on Friday he had signed the plan of development (POD) for the IDD project.
“We expect the IDD project to meet its investment commitment after the signing,” he said in Jakarta.
Chevron’s IDD project consists of three main fields, comprising the Bangka, Gendalo and Gehem fields. An estimated
US$7 billion will be invested in the project.
MEGA PROJECTS (Unofficial)
Amahl S. Azwar, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Business | Wed, February 20 2013:
…….. “ENI will begin their drilling campaign in a deep-water basin in their
Bulungan block in the Makassar Strait in September this year. In November this
year, they will drill an exploration well in their Muara Bakau block, located in the
same area,” – said Muliawan, the newly appointed operations deputy at the upstream
oil and gas regulatory special force SKKMigas …..
WHAT NEXT? – More CBM ActivitiesCBM exploration and development has intensified in Indonesia in recent years, particularly since the first
Production Sharing Contracts were awarded in 2008. At the same time gas prices have risen sharply, to
$11/Mcf in Central Sumatra and $15/Mcf in East Kalimantan. (Note that gas prices are 5 to 10 times
higher than in North America.)
Source: CBM Asia
WHAT NEXT? – More Deep Waters
Source: Migas Review
IDD (Indonesian Deep Waters Development) will start producing in 2018
said Rubiandini – SKK Migas Chief. SKK Migas has approved the POD
(Plan of Development) for IDD.
More Mega Projects?