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Home›Clean Fuel›Inpex Announces Participation in the Sebuku Block, Offshore East Kalimantan (Indonesia)
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September 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Inpex Announces Participation in the Sebuku Block, Offshore East Kalimantan (Indonesia)

INPEX CORPORATION is pleased to announce that through its wholly owned subsidiary, INPEX South Makassar, Ltd. (INPEX), it has been granted the approval of the Indonesian Government to acquire a 15% participating interest in the Sebuku Block from Pearl Oil (Sebuku) Limited (Pearl Oil). Sebuku Block i

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INPEX CORPORATION is pleased to announce that through its wholly owned subsidiary, INPEX South Makassar, Ltd. (INPEX), it has been granted the approval of the Indonesian Government to acquire a 15% participating interest in the Sebuku Block from Pearl Oil (Sebuku) Limited (Pearl Oil) .

Sebuku Block is located 300km south of the Offshore Mahakam Block, in which we have been conducting hydrocarbon production activities since 1974. The Block covers 2,345km2 with a water depth ranging from 50m to 200m.

As a result of the several exploration and appraisal wells and appraisal works, the Ruby gas field was discovered, and then its plan of development was approved by the government of Indonesia in July 2008. Certain synergy effects through sharing the production facilities with the Offshore Mahakam Block are expected.

The parties expect the field to come on stream in 2013. Pearl Oil continues to operate with a 70% participating interest, TOTAL and INPEX each holds a remaining 15% participating interest.

INPEX has been expanding its exploration and development activities in Indonesia as one of its international core business areas. INPEX is conducting production activity in the Offshore Mahakam Block with the largest gas production in Indonesia.

INPEX is also in the process of developing the large scale Abadi LNG project in the Masela Block, the Arafura Sea, for which INPEX is now preparing for the Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) as the Operator.

The acquisition of the Sebuku Block will further expand INPEX’s petroleum exploration and development activities in Indonesia.

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Source: Inpex, September 30, 2010

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