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PT Pema Global Energi
Background
PT Pema Global Energi (PGE), as part of a regional energy company with world-class commitments, continues to commit to good corporate governance practices as part of its efforts to achieve operational excellence.
PGE is committed to achieving excellent, efficient, and profitable operational performance in Working Area B. We carry out this commitment through safe and reliable operations. By optimizing resources flexibly and efficiently, we are confident to be able to play an active role and provide added value for the progress and welfare of the people of Aceh and Indonesia.
PGE currently operates three onshore gas fields, namely the Arun field consisting of Cluster 1, Cluster 2, Cluster 3 and Cluster 4, as well as Lhoksukon Selatan (SLS) A and D with a working area of 1,336.62 km2 in North Aceh, Aceh Province. PGE will continue to develop these gas fields to realize Aceh’s welfare and national energy security.
Working Area B Milestones
Since May 17, 2021, PGE has officially become the operator of the oil and gas field in Working Area B in North Aceh. PGE took over the management of Working Area B from Pertamina Hulu Energi NSB. PHE NSB has managed Working Area B since October 2015 after taking over from the previous operator, ExxonMobil Oil Indonesia Inc (formerly Mobil Oil Indonesia Inc.).
Mobil Oil Indonesia Inc. began operations in the Arun gas field in North Aceh in 1968 after signing an exploration agreement with the Indonesian government. ExxonMobil manages three Contracts of Cooperation (PSC) namely Block B (Arun and South Lhoksukon), Block NSO and Block Pase. Gas production from these fields is channeled to PT Perta Arun Gas facilities for further processing. During its peak production period, the Arun field produced 3.4 billion cubic feet of gas per day in 1994 and condensate production reached 130 thousand barrels per day in 1989. The first export of LNG from the Arun field began in 1978.
In addition, gas produced at the Arun field is also supplied to fertilizer companies and local paper companies. Up to 2015 the Arun field has supplied more than 4,000 cargoes of LNG to Pertamina for sale to buyers in Korea and Japan. PHE NSB and PHE NSO currently produce 140 million cubic feet of raw gas per day. In addition to gas, the two blocks also produce an average of 1,750 barrels of condensate per day.
