PTTEOP subsidiary wins bid to explore for oil in new block in Malaysian sea

May 1, 2022

Dateline ???, The Star:

A subsidiary of the PTT Exploration and Production has won a bid to survey for oil and gas in a new block in Malaysia’s sea, PTTEP said on Wednesday (March 23).

PTTEP’s chief executive officer, Montri Rawanchaikul, said the company’s subsidiary, PTTEP HK Offshore Ltd, and its Malaysian partner, SapuraOMV Upstream, have signed a production-sharing contract with Petronas. The joint venture was awarded the right to survey in Block SB412, northwest of Sabah state.

Montri said the joint venture won the Malaysia Bid Round 2021 to win the right to carry out the survey and now PTTEP has had 12 survey contracts in Malaysia.


PETRONAS SIGNS PSCS FOR FIVE OFFSHORE BLOCKS

April 29, 2022

Dateline 2022-03-24, Natural Gas World:

Petronas has signed production sharing contracts (PSCs) for five offshore exploration blocks, namely SB412, 2W and X located off the coast of Sabah, and SK439/SK440 located off the coast of Sarawak, the company said on March 23. The contracts were awarded in the Malaysia Bid Round (MBR) 2021.

Block SB412 in Sabah was signed between Petronas, PTTEP HK Offshore and SapuraOMV Upstream, while the PSCs for ultra-deepwater Blocks 2W and X were signed between Petronas, Sabah Shell Petroleum Company, Shell Sabah Selatan and Petronas Carigali.

The PSC for Sarawak’s Block SK439/SK440 was signed between Petronas, Sarawak Shell and Petroleum Sarawak Exploration & Production.


Malaysia find biggest ever for PTTEP

August 10, 2019

Was this the acreage they bought from Murphy?

Dateline 2019-06-28, Bangkok Post:

SET-listed oil and gas explorer PTT Exploration and Production Plc has made a gas discovery off the shore of Sarawak in Malaysia, marking PTTEP’s biggest find ever.

Through wholly owned subsidiary PTTEP HK Offshore Ltd (PTTEP HKO), the company found the gas at Lang Lebah-1RDR2, the first exploratory well in the Sarawak SK410B project.

The subsidiary commenced drilling in March to a total depth of 3,810 metres in Lang Lebah-1RDR2. The well encountered 252 metres of net gas pay, indicating a multi-trillion-cubic-feet discovery, and was tested in a carbonate main target reservoir with a completion-constrained rate of 41.3 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) and 246 barrels of condensate per day (BCPD).