Asset Report
Indonesia Malay exploration basin
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Report summary
The Malay Basin, a major sedimentary depocenter off the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia extending south into Indonesian waters, has been a key focus for hydrocarbon exploration. The primary play in the basin has been the Late Oligocene to Early Miocene oil and gas reservoirs. However, exploration activity has been limited, with only three wells drilled in the past decade and the last discovery recorded in 2012. Looking ahead, we anticipate small prospective resources in this mature basin, but sustained high gas prices could enhance the economic viability of future exploration efforts.
Table of contents
- Summary and key issues:
- Oligocene-Miocene oil & gas
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Prospective resource costs and underlying development assumptions
- Oligocene-Miocene oil & gas
- Economic analysis
- Prospect economics -Oligocene-Miocene oil & gas
- Licensing and Fiscal terms
- Oil and gas prices
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Exploration wells by play
- Exploration history map
- Acreage holders
- Creaming curve
- Prospective resource summary
- Unit value of potential discoveries
- Breakeven price of exploration
- Expected monetary value (EMV) at Base price
- Oil price assumption
- Gas price assumption
- play table
What's included
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