Project Overview (Cepu Block)

Early Production Facility (EPF)

Central Production Facility (CPF) - Construction Site

BU Wellpad "A" Location

MCL Celangap Office

Mudi Facility (Pertamina EP)

Tri Wahana Universal (TWU) Facility

Production Sharing Contract (PSC) Cepu Block was signed on September 2005 with contract of 30 years term (PSC section II, 2.1), while Joint Operating Agreement (JOA) was approved on March 2006.

Cepu Block have 5 (five) hidocarbon discoveries, they were Banyu Urip, Jambaran, Cendana, Alas Tua West, Kedung Keris and have Lead and Prospect of 8 (eight) which were Giyanti, Pilang, Nampak, Kalisari, Alas Tua Deep, Kandangan, Sidomukti and  Sumber Arum. Banyu Urip Field is one of oil discovery found in 2001, which currently developed in Cepu Block. Banyu Urip first Plan of Development (POD) approved by Energy and Mineral Resources Minister (ESDM) on June 2006.

In order to increase national production, BPMIGAS  requested that the Banyu Urip Field can be produced early with building Early Production System (EPS). EPS is temporary production facility to accelerate the Banyu Urip production with existing wells. Early production was begun on August 31, 2009 with 4 (four) production wells, 1 (one) gas injection well and 1 (one) water injection well. Early production used temporary facility, which was operated  by Exterran (third party).

Average daily oil production from January 1 -  December 31, 2011 was 21,388 bopd (target from BPMIGAS and APBN was 20,000 bopd) with cumulative oil production was 7,806,735 bbl. While cumulative oil production from August 31, 2009 – April 30, 2012 was 18,384,364 bbl. BPMIGAS targeting the oil production of 165,000 bopd from full scale development of Banyu Urip Field – Cepu Block and is expected  to start onstream  in September 2014.

Banyu Urip project is divided into 5 (five) Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), that are EPC-1 for production facility, EPC-2 for onshore pipeline along 72 km, EPC-3 for offshore pipeline along 23 km and  mooring tower, EPC-4 for development of Floating Storage Offloading (FSO) and EPC-5 for development of infrastructure facilities, including the construction of “Water Retention Basin” with capacity of 2.75 million m³.