Mutiara Putih-1
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Mutiara Putih-1
Indonesia – New Ventures Exploration of the Arafura Basin Indonesia Authors: Joko S. Miharwatiman, Ludy Andria, Derik W. Kleibacker, Jon Elliot, Jesse A. Baker April 2013 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 2 Introduction – Background Indonesia – New Ventures ConocoPhillips explored idea that there was the potential for a Paleozoic petroleum system within the Arafura basin in Indonesia. - Regional interpretation of the area, incorporating information from outcrop, seismic and well data obtained from both Irian Jaya and Australia - Recent seismic suggested that an Upper Proterozoic to Paleozoic basin was present Reprocessing of old seismic and additional recent seismic surveys revealed the exploration potential of the basin. - A number of very large Paleozoic prospects were identified within the Arafura basin, Indonesia April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 3 Introduction – Location map Indonesia – New Ventures South China Sea Pacific Ocean South Natuna Sea Block B South Jambi Corridor Papua I n d o n e s i a Banda Sea Jakarta Indian Ocean Arafura Arafura Australia April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 4 Introduction – Location map South China Sea Indonesia – New Ventures Pacific Ocean South Natuna Sea Block B South Jambi Corridor Papua I n d o n e s i a Jakarta Banda Sea Indian Ocean Arafura Arafura Australia Amborip VI Aru-1 B Arafura Sea Arafura Basin MP-1 NTP74 NTP75 Goulburn Graben/ Money Shoal Basin Wessel Islands April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 5 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 6 Key Supporting Locations MALAYSIA PACIFIC OCEAN SARAWAK Celebes Sea Natuna Sea AMBORIP VI PSC KALIMANTAN SULAWESI SUMATRA Indonesia – New Ventures • Aru-1 (Amborip VI PSC) Spud: November 13th, 2010 TD: 4873’ MD (January 2nd, 2011) Status: P&A PAPUA Java Sea Banda Sea JAVA Arafura Sea TIMOR LESTE ARAFURA SEA PSC AUSTRALIA • Mutiara Putih-1 (Arafura Sea PSC) Spud: January 27th, 2011 TD: 10505’ MD (May 15th, 2011) Status: P&A •Timika (West Papua): Location of airport for commercial flights and medical facilities •Kaimana (± 400 km west of Timika): Location of Emergency Response Helicopter •Dobo (Aru Islands): Airfield helicopter refueling capability to support the helicopter in any emergency response situation •Tual (Kai Islands): Small shorebase facility for the drilling operation April, 2013 1 NM (Nautical Mile) = 1.852 km SEAPEX Conference 7 Operation Summary Indonesia – New Ventures The well operations were carried out safely without any recordable injuries or accidents throughout the project Successfully drilled and abandoned two exploration wells Challenges: - April, 2013 Remote Location +/- 3520 km (1900 NM) East of Jakarta No existing infrastructure to support the operation area Limited access to medical facilities (Freeport Clinic, Timika) One available commercial airport (Timika Airport) Frequent clashes amongst local communities and police Weather Conditions • Bad weather condition resulted in more than 2 months delayed from jacking down the rig and tow to Singapore SEAPEX Conference 8 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 9 Well and Seismic Database Pacific Ocean South Natuna Sea Block B South Jambi Corridor Kola-1 Papua Jakarta ASM-1 Banda Sea 0Base Cretaceous Uncf. Permian I n d o n e s i a DEPTH (feet) South China Sea Indonesia – New Ventures 1500 - Indian Ocean Australia Amborip VI PSC 3000 - Devonian Aru-1 4500 - Arafura Sea PSC 6000 Ordovician - Cambrian MP-1 7500 - Kulka-1 Money Shoal-1 Torres-1 Tasman-1 Arafura-1 9000 - Goulburn-1 • s M. Camb 11500 - A total of 8 wells penetrated the Paleozoic section There are 6 wells in Goulburn graben at the south (Australia) and 2 wells in the north (Indonesia) • Approximately 750km between northern and southen wells April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 10 Well-Seismic Correlation W 0- Indonesia – New Ventures E Torres-1 (Esso-1983) Arafura-1 (Petrofina, 1983) Bs. Permo-Carb Base Cret Base Jurassic Lw. Devonian TWT (ms) Top Ordo-Camb Near Mid Cambr 2000 - Kola-1 ASM-1 Aru-1 Amborip VI PSC 3000 - Base U.Proter_Unc Arafura Sea PSC MP-1 5 km Kulka-1 Money Shoal-1 Torres-1 Tasman-1 • Arafura-1 Goulburn-1 The petrophysical results of the wells were posted on seismic for comparison April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 11 Seismic Correlation to Amborip VI Goulburn Graben Indonesia – New Ventures Amborip VI Torres-1 0- 500 - 1000 - TWT (ms) Base Permo Carb Lw. Devonian 1500 - Top Ordo-Camb Near Mid Cambrian 2000 - Kola-1 2500 - ASM-1 Aru-1 Amborip VI PSC 3000 Arafura Sea PSC MP-1 Kulka-1 Money Shoal-1 3500 - Torres-1 Tasman-1 Arafura-1 Goulburn-1 April, 2013 10 km SEAPEX Conference 12 Seismic Correlation to Arafura Sea Goulburn Graben Torres-1 Indonesia – New Ventures Arafura Sea 0- 500 - 1000 - TWT (ms) Mid Permian ? 1500 - Base Permo Carb 2000 - Lw. Devonian 2500 Kola-1 Top Ordo-Camb ASM-1 Aru-1 Amborip VI PSC 3000 - Near Mid Cambrian Arafura Sea PSC MP-1 3500Kulka-1 - Money Shoal-1 Torres-1 Tasman-1 Arafura-1 Goulburn-1 April, 2013 10 km SEAPEX Conference 13 Seismic Interpretation Base Upper Proterozoic Time Structure (pre-drill interpretation) Amborip VI Indonesia – New Ventures • Proterozoic Intra-continental “rift” basin extends from West Papua (north) to Goulburn Graben (south), more than 700 km long • Up to 4 seconds of fill (underlies Paleozoic passive margin section) 0 -NW Aru SE 1- Bs. Up. Proterozoic TWT (sec) 2- Arafura Sea Mutiara Hitam 345- 6- Indonesia Mutiara Putih Australia 20 km 7- 0- NW SE 1- TWT (sec) 2- 100 km 4567- April, 2013 Bs. Up. Proterozoic 3- SEAPEX Conference 50 km 14 Seismic Interpretation Near Top Lower Devonian Time Structure (pre-drill interpretation) Indonesia – New Ventures Aru 0 - NW SE Bs.Cretaceous Unconformity Amborip VI Aru TWT (sec) Mid. Devonian 1- Lower LowerDev. Dev. Nr.Top Permo-Carb Top Ordo-Cambr. Near Mid Cambr. 2- 5 km 3- Arafura Sea 0 - NW SE Mutiara Putih Mutiara Hitam Mutiara Putih Australia TWT (sec) Indonesia 1- Top Permo-Carb 2Bs.Permo-Carb Lower LowerDev. Dev. 3- 100 km Top Ordo-Cambr. 5 km Near Mid Cambr. • Amborip VI: one very large structure (Aru prospect) April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference • Arafura Sea: two large structures (Mutiara Putih and Mutiara Hitam prospects) 15 Seismic Interpretation Top PermoCarb Depth Map S Indonesia – New Ventures Mutiara Hitam Mutiara Putih N 0Sea Bed Bs. Cret. Unc. 500 Permian? 1000 - TWT (ms) Top Permo-Carb Base Permo-Carb 1500 - Lower Dev. 2000 Top Ordo Camb. 2500 - Near Base Mid. Cambrian 25 km 3000 - Primary Target 3500 - 10 km Upside Potential • • • Mutiara Putih will penetrate the youngest Paleozoic and M.Hitam will penetrate the deep section There is a potential of ~1.5km additional Permian-Triassic section in Mutiara Putih compared to Mutiara Hitam Aru-1 (Amborip VI) and Mutiara Putih-1 (Arafura Sea) provide the most complete sample of the Paleozoic stratigraphy in the Arafura basin, Eastern Indonesia April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 16 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 17 Aru-1 Well Results Indonesia – New Ventures Objectives: prog actual • • The well was drilled to test the Lower Paleozoic petroleum system, targeted the Upper Devonian sandstones reservoir Results were used to update the prognosis for the Mutiara Putih-1 well (~300 km south) Lithology below Base Mesozoic Unconformity: • • • The Upper Devonian (target reservoir interval) was missing Lithology below Mesozoic are massive dolomite, dolomitic & quartz sandstones and shales Indications of suturing, grain interlocking and early metamorphism Petrophysical analysis: • • No reservoir quality, the average porosity is less than 1% with a maximum of 5% Sandstones were tight because of cementation (dolomite and calcite) and compaction Biostratigraphy Age: • Late-Middle Ordovician Interpretations: TD was called early • at 4873 (-4753) ft • PTD: 11500ft April, 2013 The Aru structure had experienced 15,000 ft uplift and erosion, and the lower Paleozoic petroleum system was long gone (pre-drill est.: 8,000 ft uplifted) Ordovician and Mid Cambrian bright reflector packages were not penetrated, and considered to be very tight and over-mature SEAPEX Conference 18 Mutiara Putih-1 Well Results Ft SS • MP-1 spudded on Jan 27th, 2011. The well penetrated 3294 ft of the primary objective Permian clastics • Secondary Devonian target not present, the Permian section lies on top of a very thick (at least 4917 ft) Late Ordovician section • Permian Sandstones encountered had low porosity and permeability Ordovician Shale • Ordovician Limestones encountered had low porosity and permeability Ordovician Lower Sandstone • TD for the well was called at 10505 ft MD Base Tertiary Unc. Permian Permian KULSHILL Group Permian Upper Sandstone Permian Lower Sandstone Permian/Ordovician Unc. Ordovician Upper Sandstone Late Ordovician Indonesia – New Ventures Ordovician Limestone TD: 10505’ PTD: -15000’ April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 19 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 20 Pre-drills Stratigraphic Correlation (GOULBURN GRABEN) (ARAFURA SEA PSC) (AMBORIP VI PSC) M. Putih Aru Arafura-1 SW 0- Indonesia – New Ventures ASM-1x NE Tertiary Mesozoic 1000 - TWT (ms.) 2000 - Permo-Carb sst. 3000 4000 - Permo-carb. 5000 - Devonian sst. Ordovician dol. Mid-Cambrian clst. Devonian Ordovician 6000 7000 - Cambrian - Proterozoic PreCambrian 100 km ASM-1 0- TWT (ms.) 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 - Arafura-1 7000 - • • • April, 2013 Aru and Mutiara Putih wells were drilled to test the full stratigraphic column and independent prospects in the Lower and Upper Paleozoic intervals Aru primary target Devonian sst. Mutiara Putih primary target Permo-Carboniferous sst. SEAPEX Conference 21 Post Aru-1 Stratigraphic Correlation (GOULBURN GRABEN) (ARAFURA SEA PSC) (AMBORIP VI PSC) M. Putih Aru Arafura-1 SW 0- Indonesia – New Ventures ASM-1x NE Tertiary Mesozoic 1000 - TWT (ms.) 2000 - Permo-Carb sst. 3000 4000 - Permo-carb. 5000 - Devonian sst. Ordovician dol. Mid-Cambrian clst. Devonian Ordovician 6000 7000 - Cambrian - Proterozoic PreCambrian 100 km ASM-1 0- TWT (ms.) 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 - Arafura-1 7000 - • • • April, 2013 Aru and Mutiara Putih wells were drilled to test the full stratigraphic column and independent prospects in the Lower and Upper Paleozoic intervals Aru-1 encountered Ordovician Dolomite below the Mesozoic Unconformity, the Silurian-Devonian missing. Mutiara Putih primary target Permo-Carboniferous sst. SEAPEX Conference 22 Post MP-1 Stratigraphic Correlation (GOULBURN GRABEN) Arafura-1 SW (ARAFURA SEA PSC) M. Putih Indonesia – New Ventures (AMBORIP VI PSC) Permian-Ordovician Unconformity ASM-1x Aru 0- NE Tertiary Mesozoic 1000 - TWT (ms.) 2000 - Permian sst. 3000 4000 5000 - Devonian sst. Ordovician dol. Mid-Cambrian clst. Permian Late Ordovician Late Ordovician 6000 7000 - Cambrian - Proterozoic PreCambrian 100 km ASM-1 0- TWT (ms.) 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 - Arafura-1 7000 - • • • April, 2013 Aru and Mutiara Putih wells were drilled to test the full stratigraphic column and independent prospects in the Lower and Upper Paleozoic intervals Mutiara Putih-1 Upper Paleozoic contained Permian sediments of interbedded shale, sandstone and dolomite. Mutiara Putih-1 Lower Paleozoic was dominated by a thick preserved section of Ordovician similar to the Aru-1. SEAPEX Conference 23 Arafura Sea Chronostratigraphic Chart April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference Indonesia – New Ventures 24 Presentation Outline Indonesia – New Ventures Introduction Operation Overview Regional Interpretation - Well and Seismic Database - Well-Seismic Correlation and Interpretation Well Results - Aru-1 - Mutiara Putih-1 Pre and Post Drill Stratigraphy Conclusions April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 25 Conclusions Indonesia – New Ventures The drilling campaign conducted in the Amborip-VI and Arafura Sea Blocks resulted in the most complete sample of the Paleozoic stratigraphy in the Arafura Basin Successfully encountered both Upper and Lower Paleozoic sediments Upper Paleozoic Permian section contained interbedded shale, sandstones and dolomite with poor porosity and permeability Lower Paleozoic dominated by a thick section of Ordovician sediments mainly consist of shale with some sandstones intervals and dolomitic limestone with poor porosity and permeability Arafura Paleozoic basin fill had undergone deeper burial and more severe uplift and erosion than had been estimated prior to drilling Understanding the burial history of Paleozoic (older) basins is critical to the source and more importantly the “preservation” of reservoir and the hydrocarbons April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 26 Indonesia – New Ventures Acknowledgements Acknowledgements Indonesia – New Ventures We would like to thank to: ConocoPhillips and partners (OPIC & TOTAL), as well as MIGAS and SKKMIGAS for their generous permission to publish this paper CGG Veritas, PGS and Spectrum for their permission to publish the seismic lines All previous and current members of COPI New Ventures, Chiefs and SST who worked on the projects April, 2013 SEAPEX Conference 28 Indonesia – New Ventures Thank you “The information contained herein is for presentation and discussion purposes only. ConocoPhillips does not make any representations or warranties regarding content accuracy.”