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MINISTRY OF ENERGY
Presented by:
U Kyaw Nyein
Managing Director
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise
Introduction
2.
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3.
Energy Policy
The Ministry of Energy of the Union of Myanmar has been meticulously pursuing
the following energy policy, in order to increase the energy production level :
Under MOE, there are three state economic enterprises and one department.
4.
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) : Oil & gas exploration
production / distribution.
Upstream Activities
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE), working under the Ministry of Energy
(MOE), was established in 1963 after transactions between the Burma Oil Co.(1954)Ltd
and the Myanmar Government. Previously, upstream and downstream activities were run
as one entity. Starting from 1970, MOGE was responsible only for upstream activities.
Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) is a 100 % State owned Enterprise and
has the following basic responsibilities:v To explore and produce oil and gas by using its own resources,
v To supply the domestic natural gas by constructing its own gas pipelines,
v To supply the Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as a substitute fuel instead of
gasoline for vehicles,
v To participate in and oversee the production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) in
cooperation with foreign oil companies.
Organization
MOGE is headed by the Managing Director, under whose direction, the Directors,
Departmental Heads and Oil and Gas Field General Managers exercise control in their
respective departments and fields. Currently, MOGE has about 13,000 employees
including 850 management staff.
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The following departments headed by the respective directors directly report to the
Managing Director:
4.1 ORGANIZATION
1. Planning
2. Exploration & Develop
3. Drilling
MINISTRY OF ENERGY
4. Production
MYANMA OIL & GAS ENTERPRISE
5. Engineering
6. Administration
7. Material Planning
BOARD OF
MANAGING DIRECTOR
DIRECTORS
8. Finance
9. Offshore
PLANNING
4.2
EXPLORATION
&
DEVELOPMENT
DRILLING
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERING
ADMINIADMINISTRASTRATION
MATERIAL
PLANNING
FINANCE
OFFSHORE
CENTRAL MYANMAR
PYAY
AYEYARWADY
DELTA
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Prior to 1963, oil was extracted mainly from Chauk and Yenangyaung Oil Fields in
the Central Myanmar Basin with an annual production of 3.99 million barrels. After the
establishment of the national oil enterprise, new oil and gas fields were discovered
increasing the yearly production, which peaked at 11.20 million barrels in 1984-85. The
oil and gas fields of Myanmar are listed as follows:
Oil & Gas
Fields
Year of
Discovery
Yenangyaung
Ayadaw
Chauk
Payagon
Myanaung
Pyay
Shwepyitha
Pyalo
Mann
Letpando
1887
1893
1902
1959
1964
1965
1967
1969
1970
1974
Peppi
Htaukshabin
Htantabin
Kanni
Apyauk
Shwegu
Kyaukkwet/Letpando
Indaing
Nyaungdon
Thargyitaung
1976
1978
1980
1985
1991
1994
1995
1996
1999
2001
Remarks
Producing
Producing
Producing
Suspended
Producing
Producing
Producing
Suspended
Producing
Produced for 2 years
& suspended
Producing
Producing
Suspended
Producing
Producing
Suspended
Producing
Suspended
Producing
New discovery
MOGE is currently operating its land operations by using the following its own
resources handled by Myanmar national employees as follows:
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
4.3
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4.3.1
Onshore PSC
In onshore area, 3 types of PSCs are available, such as:
v
Exploration (EP),
v
Improved Oil Recovery (IOR)/Performance Compensation Contract (PCC),
v
Reactivation of suspended Fields (RSF).
Since 1989, 21 international companies have joined MOGE and signed 33 land
PSCs.
Currently 7 PSC companies are working on 12 blocks.
Current onshore operating foreign companies
Company
Myanmar Petroleum ResourcesLtd.
Goldwater
Westburne
PT. Exspan Sumatera
Focus Energy
Prime Resource
TG World
Block/Field(Area)
Mann Field
Yenangyaung Field
Chauk Field
RSF-6 (Mindegyi-Chaungtha)
RSF-8 (YEnanma)
RSF-5 (Ondwe)
MOGE3(Padaukpin- Monatkon)
Htaukshabin/Kanni Field
EP-4
(Mayaman-Pyay West)
RSF-2 (Tuyintaung)
RSF-3 (Gwegyo-Ngashantaung)
IOR-3 (Tetma)
A total of 21 EP, 4 RSF and 3 IOR blocks are open for petroleum investment.
Block
Type
PSC
B2
C2
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
O
P
Q
EP-1
EP-2
EP-3
MOGE-4
MOGE-6
MOGE-7
RSF
4
7
9
10
509
747
984
541
IOR
5.
6
7
Htantabin Field
Myanaung Field
Shwepyitha Field
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6297
10234
4763
4453
2530
5148
9940
1390
4438
2532
3905
3007
3970
4390
1536
438
519
637
352
1420
185
Remarks
Relinquished by AMOCO
Relinquished by YUKONG
Relinquished by IDEMITSU
Relinquished by PETRO-CANADA
Relinquished by UNOCAL
Relinquished by SHELL
Relinquished by BHP
Relinquished by CROFT
Relinquished by KIRKLAND
New
Relinquished by South Pacific Co.
Relinquished by Empire Oil Co.
New
New
New
Relinguished by PT. Exspan
New
New
Myintha area
Indaing
Myanaung East
Nyaunggon-Yedwet
Padan
Pyay-Pyalo
Kanma-Nattaung
4.3.2
Offshore PSC
In Myanmar offshore, between 1972 and 1987, MOGE as an operator had carried
out seismic survey over the area of interest and 27 wells have been drilled including
Yadana and Badamyar Gas Field discoveries. From 1974 to 1976, four foreign
contractors conducted detailed seismic surveys and 18 wells were drilled including one
gas discovery.
Since 1990, a total of 7 international oil companies have signed 15 offshore PSCs.
Currently, 3 international companies are operating in 6 offshore blocks.
Current Offshore Operating Companies
Companies (Operator)
Blocks
TOTAL
PREMIER
DAEWOO
M-5 / M-6
M-12 / M-13 / M-14
A-1
Block No.
A-2
A-3
A-4
A-5
A-6
A-7
Area(sq miles)
1455
2974
3277
4074
3795
3174
Remarks
Rakhine Offshore
"
"
"
"
"
M-1
M-2
M-3
M-4
M-7
M-8
M-9
M - 10
M - 11
4013
3727
3000
4008
5163
4227
4535
5320
2810
Moattama Offshore
"
"
"
"
"
"
M - 15
M - 16
M - 17
5204
5338
5472
Tanintharyi Offshore
"
"
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Location
Blocks
Sellers
:
:
:
Buyer
:
Reserves
:
Export DCQ :
Domestic Gas :
Offshore Facilities :
Onshore Facilities :
Pipelines
Moattama Offshore
M-5 / M-6
TOTALFINAELF
UNOCAL
PTTEP
MOGE
PTT Plc
6.5 TCF
525 mmcfd
125 mmcfd
31.24 %
28.26 %
25.50 %
15.00 %
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Location
Blocks
Sellers
:
:
:
Buyer
Reserves
Export DCQ
:
:
:
Tanintharyi Offshore
M-12 / M-13 / M-14
PREMIER
26.66 %
PETRONAS 30.00 %
NIPPON
14.17 %
PTTEP
14.17 %
MOGE
15.00 %
PTT Plc
3.2 TCF
200 / 400 mmcfd
(about 30 bl condensate / mmcf)
Offshore Facilities:
Onshore Facilities:
Pipelines
Drilling Platform
(6 wells)
Production Platform
FSO
Pipeline Center
Metering Station
126 miles 24" pipeline (Offshore)
43 miles 24" pipeline (Onshore)
2000
about 700MM$
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4.3.3
Investment Incentives
Downstream Activities
Thank you
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