Natuna D Alpha-Batam-Duri Gas Pipeline

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The Natuna D Alpha-Batam-Duri Gas Pipeline was a proposed natural gas pipeline in Indonesia that is now considered cancelled.

Location

The pipeline would run from the Natuda D field in the South China Sea to Duri, Riau province.

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Project Details

• Operator: PG Persero; Thailand PTT
• Owner: PG Persero; Thailand PTT
• Parent company: PG Persero; Thailand PTT
• Capacity: 1,000 million cubic feet per day
• Length: 460 miles / 740 kilometers
• Diameter:
• Status: Cancelled
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• Cost:
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• Associated infrastructure:

Background

The Natuda D field, or East Natuna field, was discovered in 1973 by Agip Oil of Italy. In 2017 ExxonMobil pulled out of a consortium with Pertamina Gas (now owned by PGN Persero) and Thailand PTT to develop the field and Natuna D Alpha-Batam-Duri Gas Pipeline. One reason for the delay in development has been the high content of carbon-dioxide (CO2) in the field's gas, around 60-70% which needs to be separated. With no updates on the development of pipeline, the project appears to have been cancelled.

Articles and resources

Related GEM.wiki articles

• Proposed Pipelines in Indonesia