after Selley (1985)

AWANG H. SATYANA – BPMIGAS

Demaison and Huizinga (1988
 Indonesian Basins (1)
• The complex geological history of Indonesia has resulted in
over 60 sedimentary basins which are the subject of
petroleum exploration today.
• Current status : 15 are producing, 9 drilled with discoveries,
14 drilled with no discovery, 22 not yet drilled.
• Western Indonesia basins (22) : considered to be maturely
explored.
• Eastern Indonesia basins (38) : under-explored, 20 not yet
drilled, sparse geological knowledge, remoteness to world
markets, logistical difficulties, high costs, little or no
infrastucture, deep water area.

Awang H. Satyana (2005)

 Indonesian Basins (2)
• All of the most prolific basins to date are located in Western
Indonesia. These include basins of North Sumatra, Central
Sumatra, South Sumatra, Sunda-Asri, Northwest Java, East
Java, Barito, Kutei, Tarakan, West Natuna, and East Natuna.
• In Eastern Indonesia only the Salawati Basin is considered to
be mature.
• Eastern Indonesia has large-giant hydrocarbon potential at
Mesozoic and Paleozoic objectives, as shown by discoveries
at Tangguh complex, Oseil, Abadi, NW shelf of Australia, and
Central Range of PNG.

Awang H. Satyana (2005)

 Hardy et al. (1997)

Sedimentary basins of the Indonesian region

Daly et al. (1991)
 Pattinama and Samuel (1992)
Bathymetric map of the Indonesian region
 Working Status of Indonesia’s Sedimentary Basins

PRODUCING (15 0R 25 %)
DRILLED, WITH DISCOVERIES OR SHOWS (9 OR 15 %)

DRILLED, NO DISCOVERIES (14 OR 23 %)

UNDRILLED (22 OR 37 %)
 Simplified map of
Indonesia’s
basins and their
exploration
status

Sumantri and Sjahbuddin (1994) Sujanto (1997), Netherwood (2000)

 BASIN STATUS & ASSETS

DINAS STUDI EKS & EVAL-JIANBANG

(STATUS 0CT. 2004)

Western Eastern
22 basins INDONESIA 38 basins
( 36.7% ) BASINS (63.3%)
(60 BASINS)
Producing (50%) Producing (11%)
Discoveries (non Producing 18%) Discoveries (non Producing 16%)
Drilled (No Discoveries 18%) Drilled (No Discoveries 23%)
Undrilled (14%) Undrilled (50%)

OIL RESERVE (1P) : 141.8 MMSTB

OIL RESERVE (1P) : 4003.9 MMSTB

498 Prospects (48,370 MMBO + 139,931 BCFG + 21,157 MMBC 130 Prospects ( 10.832 MMBO + 145.684 BCFG + 9123 MMBC
KAJIAN 2003
Sedimentary basins of Indonesia
Pertamina and Beicip (1992)
 INDONESIA BASIN TYPES

mod. from Pertamina and Beicip (1982, 1985)

 INDONESIA PETROLEUM WORKING AREA (2005)
100° E 110°E 120° E 130° E 140° E

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• 172 WK (113 PSC, 14 JOB, 45 TAC), 92 OPERATOR

• 172 WK (45 PRODUKSI, 36 REHABILITASI PRODUKSI, 5 PENGEMBANGAN, 86 EKSPLORASI)
BADAN PELAKSANA KEGIATAN
USAHA HULU MINYAK DAN GAS BUMI • 172 WK (91 DARAT, 55 LAUT, 26 DARAT & LAUT)
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