Accelerate Pertamina Upstream Business Development, By Promoting Exploration

PT Pertamina (Persero) to develop its upstream business because of the existing oil and gas wells in Indonesia is currently only manage 20 percent.

President Director of PT Pertamina (Persero), Soetjipto said, one of which is the focus of today's Pertamina is accelerating the development of the upstream business, to encourage exploration.

"Accelerating the development of the upstream business. We hope to strengthen so that a more active upstream exploration," said Dwi, the end of the year when the irradiation performance of Pertamina, Pertamina Central Office, Jakarta, Wednesday (12/31/2014).

Soetjipto revealed, the portion of the management of oil and gas wells are given Pertamina must increase because currently only manage 20 percent of oil and gas wells in Indonesia.

"To anticipate that the upstream portion can be better. This time of national production, which is managed by Pertamina 20%, it is too small," said Dwi.

"We hope to get the chance to operate the blocks that contract runs out. Or we should actively develop new wells," he concluded

Soetjipto hope that the Government provide the opportunity to Pertamina to manage oil and gas blocks whose contract is running out, so that the portion of Pertamina in managing oil and gas wells in the country increased.

OIL AND GAS MAFIA: Pertamina "Tired". be made a scapegoat

YOGYAKARTA .Pertamina expects oil and gas reform team can immediately reveal accusations of oil mafia.

Related to that, PT Pertamina (Persero) hope Gas Governance Reform Team led Faisal Basri to immediately prove the presence or absence in the company's oil mafia.

"Please be proven, if there is, I'm soon to be adjudicated. Do institutions (involved), but elements oknumnya," said Vice President of Corporate Communications Pertamina Ali Proclamation University Campus Mundakir in Yogyakarta, Tuesday (02/12/2014).

He said he wants the oil and gas reform initiatives that the government can be accomplished. Thus, the various allegations regarding the existence of oil mafia in scope Pertamina may soon be answered.

"We are waiting for the realization of what later. We are tired of so 'scapegoat' continue," he said.

According to Ali, Pertamina fully supports efforts to eradicate mafia oil through Oil and Gas Governance Reform Team established by the government.

Thus, any data or other purposes that will be required by the team, will be facilitated.

"Let the team formed by the government, NGOs could be accounted for, we love (data)," he said.

In the framework of corporate transparency, he asserted until now Pertamina regularly report to Bank Indonesia (BI) and the Directorate General of Oil and Gas of data import and export of oil.

Neither of the origin of imported oil, oils, as well as the value of imports and exports.

"In fact, before Pertamina into a public company, we've done the best practice as a public company (serving business transparency)," he said.

Oil and Gas Governance Reform Team led economist Faisal Basri was formed by the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of SOEs to review the government's policy in the energy sector from upstream to downstream, as well as reviewing the existence of SKK Migas and BP Migas.

Polemic on the role, performance, business processes, Pertamina Energy Trading Limited (Petral) is becoming one of the focus of the study team.

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ABOUT NATURAL GAS AS TRANSPORT FUEL IN MINING, PLANTATION & LOGISTIC SECTORS

Utilizing CNG, LNG and Biomethane (Upgraded Biogas) for transport to reduce fuel cost, operational cost and carbon footprint

ABOUT NATURAL GAS AS TRANSPORT FUEL IN MINING, PLANTATION & LOGISTIC SECTORS

Indonesia�s mining sector will be a perfect candidate for natural gas utilization due to its abundance of natural gas resources. With high fuel and operational cost, utilizing LNG and CNG for the mining sector makes perfect sense as mine owners and contractors are looking towards utilizing natural gas as the preferred fuel alternative to ensure that operational cost remains manageable � without compromising performance and efficiency. Logistics via tugs and barges up the river to the mine sites will be one of the most vital distribution channels for the supply of natural gas in remote locations. In areas where natural gas infrastructure is limited, virtual pipelines and small scale LNG could play an important part.

A host of mining companies � notably in Sumatra and Kalimantan � have begun trials on utilizing both CNG and LNG options for their mining operations in a serious push to reduce fuel cost which could potentially burden operational efficiency and drive up cost. The recent trial success of utilizing LNG-Diesel Duel Fuel for Dump Trucks by coal mining giant PT Berau Coal will accelerate the feasible usage of natural gas in the mining sector. Given the high cost of transporting diesel to remote locations, having Biomethane (Upgraded Biogas) as a diesel replacement is the perfect way for plantation owners to save millions annually. The sustainable production of biomethane from plantations waste will be a viable and less costly alternative for both fleets and power generation usage within the plantation.

Balikpapan is the Oil & Gas, Mining and Plantation hub in Indonesia, thus ensuring a captive audience attendance coming to this timely, business-critical and focused event. This platform will be the gathering-point for Mine Owners, Contractors, Plantation Owners, Logistics Suppliers and Technology providers wanting to significantly reduce their fuel and operational cost.

For more information, please contact:

All Events Group

Miranthy Wardhani

Business Development Manager

E: miranty@naturalgasglobal.com

M: +62 821 2590 9096

Strategic Partner:

Majalah TAMBANG

P: 62 21 799 8823

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� Day One, Wednesday, 5 November 2014 �

0900 Organizer�s Remark

0905 Opening Remarks 

Robbi Sukardi

Chairman

CNG ASSOCIATION OF INDONESIA (APCNGI)

0915 Lee Giok Seng

Executive Director

ASIA PACIFIC NATURAL GAS VEHICLES 

ASSOCIATION (ANGVA) 

0930 NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT TO 

SUPPORT INDONESIA�S GAS FOR FUEL PROGRAM

Invited Speaker:

Prof. Dr. Ir. IGN Wiratmaja Puja 

Expert Staff for Institutionalization and Strategic 

Planning Affairs & Head of Gas Fuel Acceleration Team

MINISTRY OF ENERGY & MINERAL RESOURCES

1000 NATURAL GAS SUPPLY AND UTILIZATION � 

A SUPPLIER�S PERSPECTIVE

Invited Speaker:

Jugi Prajugio

President Director

PT PERTAMINA GAS NIAGA 

1030 Networking Coffee Break

1100 INTEGRATING NATURAL GAS SUPPLY AND 

INFRASTRUCTURE TO MARKETS

Invited Speaker:

PT PERUSAHAAN GAS NEGARA

1130 REDUCING OPERATIONAL FUEL COST WITH LNG: 

A MAJOR MINING COMPANY�S PERSPECTIVE

Invited Speaker:

PT BERAU COAL

1200 UTILIZING LNG AS FUEL FOR MINING TRUCKS

Invited Speaker:

UNITED TRACTORS (UT)

1230 Networking Lunch

1345 EFFECTIVE DUAL FUEL APPLICATIONS FOR MINING 

Lukas Novak

Bifuel Business Development Director

ComAP A.S

1415 UTILIZING CNG HAULING TRUCKS: 

FROM MINE SITE TO PAPER MILL

Victor Tapilatu

Senior Manager Technical Service

PT GOLDEN ENERGY MINES (SINAR MAS MINING)

1445 UTILIZING VIRTUAL PIPELINES FOR EFFECTIVE GAS 

TRANSPORTATION INTO REMOTE AREAS

TC Goh

Regional Sales Director

HEXAGON LINCOLN

1515 Networking Coffee Break

1545 LNG AS TRANSPORT FUEL

Tony Regan 

Principal Consultant 

TRI-ZEN INTERNATIONAL

1615 PANEL DISCUSSION: UTILIZING CNG, LNG AND BIOMETHANE (UPGRADED BIOGAS) FOR TRANSPORT TO REDUCE FUEL COST, OPERATIONAL COST AND CARBON FOOTPRINT

Panelists include:

� Lee Giok Seng, Executive Director, ANGVA

� Robbi Sukardi, Chairman, APCNGI

� Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, 

TRI-ZEN INTERNATIONAL

� Lukas Novak, Bifuel Business Development Director, ComAP A.S

1700 End of Conference Day One

� Day Two, Thursday, 6 November 2014 �

0900 REDUCING FUEL AND OPERATIONAL COST AND CARBON 

FOOTPRINT OF HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES BY 

USING NATURAL GAS

Lee Giok Seng 

Executive Director

ANGVA

0930 SMALL LNG INFRASTRUCTURES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT FOR MINING AND LOGISTICS SECTOR

Dag Lilletvedt

Managing Director

FUELGARDEN LNG

1000 RIVER REFUELLING LNG INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT REMOTE MINING LOCATIONS

William Aw

Managing Director

BUKIT SEDAP PTE LTD

1030 Networking Coffee Break

1100 BIOCOMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (BIOCNG) OPPORTUNITY FOR PALM OIL MILLS 

Invited Speaker:

SIME DARBY

1130 EFFECTIVE BIOMETHANE (UPGRADED BIOGAS) INFRASTRUTURE TO SUPPORT PLANTATIONS

1200 INTEGRATED BIOMETHANE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR FLEET MANAGEMENT IN PLANTATIONS: 

FROM DIGESTOR TO VEHICLES

Invited Speaker:

GREEN ENERGY RESOURCES SDN BHD

1230 Networking Lunch & End of Main Conference

1400 HEAVY DUTY VEHICLE (HDV) CONVERSION WORKSHOP � EFFECTIVE DUAL FUEL APPLICATIONS TO HELP REDUCE COSTS IN THE MINING, PLANTATION 

AND LOGISTICS SECTORS 

The mining, plantation and logistics industry are seriously looking and shifting into the utilization of natural gas for their operations in the wake of higher diesel costs. Natural gas will be the most viable alternative option to reduce fuel cost without compromising efficiency, power and performance. This 3-hour training workshop will cover important areas such as performance comparison, safety, economy and aspects of conversion. Relevant case studies will be discussed and shared to give participants practical solutions to eventually use natural gas for their HDV operations.

Facilitated by:

Dr. Pipon Boonchanta 

Associate Professor 

KAESETSART UNIVERSITY 

Consultant 

PTT PLC

1700 End of Workshop

� Day Three, Friday, 7 November 2014 �

0900 Start of Site Tour 

1200 End of Site Tour

For more information, please contact:

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Miranthy Wardhani

Business Development Manager

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E: iklan@tambang.co.id

CONFERENCES : OUTLOOK ENERGY & MINING

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) entered a new phase in the Cabinet Work. Work yet to be done is to fulfill the aspiration to become a country with energy independence. To meet that goal, the oil and gas industry (Oil and Gas) and the national coal still be the belle seiiring with renewable energy development efforts.

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources will parse the Sudirman Said convey barriers that have existed in the energy and mining sectors. One is uncertainty about the legal framework that ensures business activities. In the oil and gas industry, the problems are often so the discussion is the contractor cooperation contract (PSC) which is about to expire.

Until the next five years, there were about 21 PSC will be out of contract. Ironically, the KKS 21 produces about 635,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2013, or about 30% of the national oil and gas production capacity. Uncertainty of legal protection to be one of the many obstacles that often arise and affect the national downward trend in oil and gas production.

Therefore, the most important homework in today's oil and gas sector is immediately set the legal framework such as the provision of oil and gas contract extension fair and transparent. The regulation should also support efforts to create a conducive investment climate Gas and creating synergies between the businesses.

In the coal mining and minerals too. Until today, the Government has almost completed the entire contract renegotiation of mining companies, both PKP2B or KK. But on the whole only PT Vale Indonesia, Tbk, which has amended the contract, while the rest of the new stage of signing a memorandum of understanding. The government has been consistent in requiring all products downstream of the mine. However, this obligation is not supported by the availability of adequate infrastructure, particularly electricity.

Coal mines also highlighted sharply during 2014. During this year the price of this commodity has not been improved, much compared to the price of coal in the era of glory which reached US $ 118.49 per ton. The government also could not encourage the consumption of coal in the country in an effort to boost the market and price improvement. At the same time the government actually issued a moratorium on permits other policies such as traders, as well as the planned increase in IUP royalty obligation to pay royalties in advance.

This is where the role of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources as the manager of the energy and mining sector more swiftly prosecuted. Especially now governance structure slightly changed with the shift of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources under the coordination of the Coordinating Ministry for maritime.

One Day Seminar

Related day seminar was held in Energy and Mining Prospects 2015. Through the speakers who come from the government as a regulator, businesses and commodity market analysts, the event is expected to give a picture of what the condition of Oil and Gas and Mining industry next year.

The seminar was divided into two parts. The first section opened with a keynote speech by the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, which lasted for one full day and focus on the national oil and gas industry. The second part discusses in depth the problem of mining minerals and coal as well as government and business projections for the challenges and opportunities in 2015.

Aims and Objectives

1. Provide more comprehensive picture regarding the condition of Oil and Gas and Mining industry next year

2. Being the event we share information and also how to deal with difficult situations that will still be a viable next year

3. Provide an overview of government policy related to the Oil and Gas and Mining sector in the next year.

Place and Date of Execution

This seminar will be held on Wednesday, January 28th, 2015 held at The Dharmawangsa Hotel, Jl. Brawijaya, South Jakarta consists of two parts:

1. National Oil and Gas Industry Outlook 2015 (09:00 pm to 16:00 pm)

2. Mineral and Coal Prospects 2015 (19:00 pm - 21:00 pm)

Speakers and Session Time

PART I

Keynote Speech

Sudirman Said - Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources

First Session

Energy Outlook 2015 in Regulatory Perspective

The Future of Oil and Gas Contract and Law certainties

Johannes Widjanarko - Plt. Head of Oil and Gas SKK

Naryanto Wagimin - Plt. Director General of Oil and Gas

Kardaya Warnika - Chairman of the House of Representatives Commission VII

Second Session

2015 Energy Outlook 2015 in Bussiness Perspective

PT Pertamina (Persero)

PT Total Indonesie

PT Chevron Pacific Indonesia

Observers Reforminer Institute of Oil and Gas

PART II

Mining Outlook 2015 in Regulatory and busniness Perspective

The Potential of Mineral and Coal Sector for National Economic Growth

R. Sukhyar - Director General Mining

Martiono Hadianto - Chairman of IMA

Bob Kamandanu - Chairman of ICMA

* In Confirmation

Organizers:

Magazine MINE

Graha MINE

Jl. Captain Tendean No. 15

South Jakarta 12790

Phone: +62 21 799 8823

Fax: +62 21 799 2616

Email: seminar@tambang.co.id

iklan@tambang.co.id