Duri Oil Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: Chevron
- Country: Indonesia
- Location: 1.61 - Rokan PSC, Sumatra
- Production start: 1954
- Partners:
- Type: Oil
- Estimated Reserves:
- Production Volume: 200,000 bpd (2008)
Description
- The Duri field, is the largest producing field Chevron operates in Indonesia.
- Primary production peaked at 65,000 bpd in the mid 1960s
- Discovered in 1941 on the island of Sumatra, the field is one of the world's largest steamflood projects
- Extensions are still being made to the field
Contractors
- Tripatra: Duri Steamflood Project - EPC
History
- 1941 - Duri Oil Field discovered
- 1954 - Production started
- 1975 - A pilot steamflood project was launched
- 1985 - The field started using steamflooding technology
- 1993 - PSC agreement extended
Geology
Links
- Chevron, Indonesia
- Schlumberger Oilfield Review -Autumn 2002 - Heavy-Oil Reservoirs
- Indonesia Exploration And Production Blocks
- Tripatra Oil And Gas Processing References
- Chevron Announces First Oil Production From Indonesia's North Duri Field
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