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National Energy Policy

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1.Enhance Energy

Energy PolicyEnergy Policy TargetTargetDMF StrategyDMF Strategy

1.Accelerate petroleum procurement from either

1.Increase domestic Oil and condensate production 1.Enhance Energy

Security

2.Consumer Protection

procurement from either domestic and oversea sources

2 R&D on Oil shale

200200,,000000 bpd to 250250,,000 000 bpd within 4 yr

2.Maintain gas reserve for Protection

3.Promote Renewable and Alternative Energy

2. R&D on Oil shale

3.Establish proactive international cooperation

g30 yr (R/P ratio)

3. Interconnection with Neighboring Countries and Be ond Bo deEnergy

4.Enhance Energy Efficiency

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cooperation

4. Promote policy to prevent and minimize environmental impact

Beyond Border

1. Reduce GHG from flared gas by promoting flared gas utilization & CDM Project5. Promote Energy

Development with Environment Protection

environmental impact from E&P activities

utilization & CDM Project

2. Set standard for Emission and discharge volume to the environment

2

Protection

Thailand Half Year Thailand Half Year

E&P A ti itiE&P A ti itiE&P ActivitiesE&P Activities

January January –– June June 20092009

Seismic Survey (Jan-June 2009)

CHIANG MAI

2D Seismic9,000

Km.

7 981CHIANG MAI

OnshoreOnshore22DD 22 350350 kk

1280247

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

JSX Energy

PTTEP Siam

Pearl Oli

7,981

BANGKOK

NAKHON RATCHASIMA

22D D 22,,350 350 km.km.33D D 913 913 sq.km.sq.km. 6454

1400

500

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000Pearl Oli

Carnavon Thailand Ltd.

Salamander Energy (E&P) Ltd.)

Adani Welspun Exploration Ltd.

2,350

GulfOf

ThailandOffshoreOffshore

Jan-June 2009

3D Seismic 3,000

Sq.Km.Jan-June 2008 3500

,

. . . . Salamander Energy (E&P) Ltd.)

Jan-June 2009Jan-June 2008

33DD 11,,520520 sq.kmsq.km..

1520

2,000

2,500 2,433

SONGKHLA

JDA

713

200

500

1,000

1,500Siam MOECO ( Northern Part))

Chevron Petroleum (Thailand) Ltd.

Salamander Energy (E&P) Ltd.)

Tatex Thailand LLC.360713

3600

. . . . . Jan-June 2008 Jan-June 2009

Drilling (Jan-June 2009)

CHIANG MAI

250No. of wells

240

NAKHON

OnshoreOnshore 4646 wellswells87 94

413

150

200

250224

BANGKOK

NAKHON RATCHASIMA

7 188 810

922

4627

212350

100

GulfOf

Thailand

OffshoreOffshore 194 194 wellswells

24 197 18

0

. . . .

Sirikit Pan Orient Resources

Jan-June 2008 Jan-June 2009

JDA

Pearl Oil ArthitChevron Offshore B8/32

Chevron Offshore G4/43 U1234U-Thong Chevron Thailand E&P B12/27

Bongkot

SONGKHLA

JDA

• 86 percent is the wells drilled for production

U Thong Chevron Thailand E&P B12/27

• 14 percent is the exploration and appraisal wells Onshore L21/43, L44/43, L53/43 Offshore G10/48, G2/48, G11/48, B15A, B16A, B15, B16, G4/43, U1234, B12/27

J t J 2009 th t l l i f ll d

Natural Gas Supply (Jan-June 2009)January to June 2009, the average natural gas supply is as followed• Domestic Production and JDA 2,657 MMSCFD• Imported from Myanmar 843 MMSCFD Imported from Myanmar 843 MMSCFD

4,000 ,3,665 3,500 (-4.5%)

73

620 496

389348

2 00

3,000

3,5003,500 ( 4.5%)

619

216

333

409171

174

25

18

1 500

2,000

2,500

772550

405

367

479

500

1,000

1,500

268 2330

500

U1 U23 U4 Bongkot A hi B8/32

Jan-June 2008 Jan-June 2009

U1 U23 U4 Bongkot Arthit B8/32

Sirikit Namphong Phuhorm MTJDA Yadana Yetagun

Condensate Production (Jan(Jan--June June 20092009))

Barrel/Day

11,90417,984

2,7644,035

70 000

80,000

90,000

100,000 92,184 88,125 (-4.4%)

23,93622,812

20,411

17,227

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

10,71212,905

22,008 12,690

22,812

10,000

20,000

30,000

,

449 3900

.Jan-June 2008 . Jan-June 2009

Phuhorm U1 U23 U4 Bongkot Arthit JDA

• January – June 2009 Average Domestic Condensate Production is is 8888,,125125 Barrels

77

• 55 percent of condensate produced comes from Ucomes from U1234 1234 gas sale contract operated gas sale contract operated by Chevron Thailand, Co.Ltd by Chevron Thailand, Co.Ltd

Crude Oil Production (Jan-June 2009)

Barrels/Day

17,399, 19,9118,6824,962

140,000

160,000

180,000

138,337

152,371 (+10%)

51,352 51,055

17,399, 19,911

80,000

100,000

120,000

1227220,840 21,369

38,105 34,918

20,000

40,000

60,000

10,641 12,2720

Jan-June 2008 Jan-June 2009

• During the first six months of 2009, daily average of domestic crude oil production is152,371 barrels

Other onshore Sirikit U23 B8/32 Jasmine SongklaBualuang

Royalty from E&P (Jan(Jan--June June 20092009))

OilOilGasCondensate

LPG21,702

Million Baht

25,000LPG

17,507(-19%)

15,000

20,000

10,000

,

0

5,000

2008 2009

Central Government Earned 16,580 million bahtCentral Government Earned 16,580 million baht

2008 2009

Local Administrative Earned 928 million bahtLocal Administrative Earned 928 million baht

Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development AreaJOINT DEVELOPMENT AREA

THAILANDJDA

The operation in the first six months (Jan-June) 2009Average Natural Gas Supply 856 mmscfd

MALAYSIA

Royalty Profit Petroleum Other Income

Average Condensate Production 8,138 barrels/day

32 20%36.86%.

32.20%.

.3.56%.64.24% .62.89%0.25%

Government Earning during Jan-June 2008= 2,770 million baht

Government Earning during Jan-June 2009= 4,318 million baht

Government Income for the E&P business from petroleum concessionairesGovernment Income from petroleum concessionaires in

E&P business

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 (Jan-June)

R lt 18 292 21 306 29 443 35 228 37 354 49 092 19 241

E&P business

Royalty 18,292 21,306 29,443 35,228 37,354 49,092 19,241

Income from MTJDA - - 771 2,742 2,407 5,650 4,317

SRB - 1,039 2,077 7,810 7,197 4,743 6,862

Petroleum Income Tax 19,183 27,318 38,992 46,104 62,639 65,767 -

Total 37,475 49,663 71,283 91,664 109,597 125,252 30,420

Unit: million baht

t 140 000MTJA

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n B

aht

100,000

120,000

140,000SRBPetroleum Income TaxRoyalty

M Cumulative Government Earning~ *588,000 million baht

Allocated to Local Administrative60,000

80,000

*13,450 million baht

0

20,000

40,000

past

-25

33

2534

2535

2536

2537

2538

2539

2540

2541

2542

2543

2544

2545

2546

2547

2548

2549

2550

2551

Start production in 2009

Chaba- B8/32 Chevron Offshore (Thailand)Chevron Offshore (Thailand) LimitedLimitedProduction Rate 5 000 barrels per day and

Yungtong- G4/48Chevron PattaniProduction Rate 1,200-5,000 barrels per Production Rate 5,000 barrels per day and

19 mmscfd, , p

day and 4-40 mmscfd

12Chaba 50 km

Start Production in 2009 Arunothai - L10/43Siam Moeco Co.LtdSiam Moeco Co.LtdMaximum production rate 2,000 barrels/day

Saothien - S1PTTEP Siam Co.LtdProduction rate 300 - 1,300 barrels/day, y

North Arthit - B14APTTEP Co.LtdPTTEP Co.LtdP d ti t 120 150 fdProduction rate 120 - 150 mmscfd

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North Arthit

G8/50

DMF Strategic Plan for Flared Gas Utilization Projects

•• The primary target for flare gas utilization is for energy The primary target for flare gas utilization is for energy

efficiency and conservation, in addition with reducing efficiency and conservation, in addition with reducing

environment impact from gas flaring.environment impact from gas flaring.

•• Hence, none of the projects applied for Clean Hence, none of the projects applied for Clean

Development Mechanism (CDM)Development Mechanism (CDM)

•• DMF will support & encourage concessionaires to DMF will support & encourage concessionaires to pp gpp g

develop more flare gas utilization projects and apply for develop more flare gas utilization projects and apply for

CDM project in order to claim the reduction of GHG CDM project in order to claim the reduction of GHG p jp j

emission as carbon credits. emission as carbon credits.

Flared Gas Utilization Projects to apply for CDM

Offshore, Gulf of Thailand

I t ll V R U it (VRU) t fl dInstall Vapor Recovery Unit (VRU) to recover flared gas

back into gas processing

Install compressor/pump to recover vented gas from Well

Unloading Unit at wellhead platform back to the production

process

Onshore, Oil Field,

Flared gas to small power plant (1 MW)

CDM & CCS

DMF will promote E&P business along with prevent and

minimize environmental impact from E&P activitiesminimize environmental impact from E&P activities

1. Reduce GHG from flared gas by promoting flared gas

utilization & CDM Project

2 Set standard for Emission and discharge volume to the2. Set standard for Emission and discharge volume to the

environment

• Reduce the discharge volume of produce water

from petroleum production

• Study the feasibility of CCS project in Thailand

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EPPM Project

• DMF set up the working group in order to

participate and work with the EPPM project (P1participate and work with the EPPM project (P1,

P2, P3)

• Continue to participate in the EPPM workshop

• Set up the knowledge sharing within DMF

through KM (Knowledge Management) Programthrough KM (Knowledge Management) Program

EPPM Project

• DMF will continue to support the information as much as

possible for the P1 & P3 project & will try to get collaboration

& support from the concessionaire

• Activity of the P2 is really benefit to DMF since we are

currently working & studying both CDM & CCScurrently working & studying both CDM & CCS

• To ask for more support especially funding & technology

transfer for the cooperating country for the CCS project

through CCOP (EPPM project)

• DMF offer our staffs to help in capacity building & knowledge

sharing for the member country in the area of geologysharing for the member country in the area of geology,

reservoir, production operation, etc.